Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-01

an exchange says: The republicans of New
Hampshire complain that the branches and
connexions OF the Lowell railroad in that state
are run in the interests of the democratic
party
The fire which destroyed Perkins hotel and
Stable at New Hampton last week is supposed
10 nave been caused bv spark from q cigar
Mrs Louisa Hott of Great Falls was thrown
from sleigh, at Osspee Centre, on the 26th.
and had her legs and three ribs broken.
Mrs Straw, ninety-seven years of age who is
the oldest person in Henniker, fell while sweep
M stairs, one day last week, and broke one of
hei hips, which will probably disable her for the
remainder OF her life.
Prof. Edwin D. Sanborn of Dartmouth college
mas accepted an invitation from Co. John B.
Batchelder to deliver an address on decoration
day, IN May next, in cinnamon.
On the 18th, Henry ana Royal Smith of Wood
stock went out into the woods with dogs and
chased doe, coming uD with and securing her
with ropes The animal was led home with as
little trouble as a dog would have giyen until
a bridge was reached, when she had to be taken
up IN arms and carried over
The height of the Connecticut river above
iide-water, at the head of iiltcen-mile falls in
Dalton, is 800 feet. Guldhall falls, 1913 feet ;
mouth of the Nullhegan, in Brunswick 9G2
feet; showing fall in the river from the mouth
OF HeTan TO the foot Of the falls at Guildhall of
SO feet; from here to Dalton, OF only feet
Inc boiler head of the steam saw mill of Fiske
aEo. Three OF four OF the employees standing
near were knocked down by the force of the
explosion, hat it is believed that no one was Sc.
riodsly injured. The mill had been in operation
but few weeks
On the 2Sih, Mr. Abram Whitney of ,Jaffrev
was descending the cellar stairs, which naye
way beneath his weight, and precipitated him
across a board, striking on his bowels and caus-
ics internal injuries, from the effects of which
he died the following day. He was about sixty
years OF age and leaves a wife.
As Mr.. Marcus Rich, a partner in the Milford
bakery, was about to get off from his wagon on
the 9th, bis horse jumped, throwing him in
such manner AS to break his leg just above
the ankle
The Lawrence Eagle says: "The political cam
paign in New Hampshire wakes warmer and
warmer as the day of election draws near. The
biggest guns OF the country are upon the stump
ana both sides are making a desperate effort to
WIN. II IS being pretty generally conceded,
however, that the republicans will carry the
state by handsome majority
MIR. Charles G.. Rosenberg recently delivered
Lecture in Steinway hall in New York. upon
The Good in James Fisk" An exchanpe re-
marking upon it, says: "The wonderful t6ing
about it Is that the lecturer, dwelling mainly on
and enumerating the kind. hearted deeds or
Prince Ene, entirely overlooked the kindest.
hearted oil all viz: bis handsome contribution
OF $4,000 Of the stolen railroad funds 10 enable
the democrats and labor relormers to carry New
Hampshire last year."
The New York Times Washington correspon-
dent says the claim put forth that Judge II. B
Carpenter Of South Carolina now stumpipg in
New Hampshire, is conservative republican
opposed to President Grants denomination, is A
false one. The writer says: "He is not a repub.
lican and has no relations to the party. He
was the democratic reform candidate for Govern
or in 1870, and was beaten by $4,000 majority.
notwithstanding he bad the vote ofevery kuknx
in the state, and all the democrats save those who
declined 10 vote for a carpet-bagger of his cal.
ibre. He got no republican votes, and has no
business to represent himself as such"
CONNECTICUT.
Henry G. Kenlneid was brutally assaulted at
New Haven by party OF rougbs.
Oliyct college has received $500 from Mrs. r,
w. Carter OF Waterbury, 10 found a scholarship
for INDECENT lady students.
The Windsor man who attempted suicide Sat-
nrday, was William Howard, instead of William
1Oddard who reports himself as enioying lie
any way. "
james foiey was seriously injured at New
maven rev days ago, by a large sigu blowing
down and telling him 10 the earth
ne "edncefl~ langit@ growing from the eve
MlHs Auufe - 'hes 81 Ashford, mentioned a
"se ~ ~" h iis me- Sased us size to such an
Atent that u d now eighteen inches in circn ~
q renee. AZ Siipuh-
The dead BODY Of a well dressed vo,r, ,...
was found on the beach, Monday neat I Ivy.
Hale, New Haven. II had evidently been In H.
wlier hai a shof time wy
Edward Stearns, about forty years OF AGE. an
cinDlose Of the Newhallyille car company. aail
Work Monday night ~ six O'Clock, and was 4
short time aiteward5 found dead in an open lot
probably fiom bearl disease.
RHODE ISLAND.
bernard Gallagher, seYenty-lwO years old fel