Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14


Figures aid he plainly heard, and at
The New York VOID in the stove oven, rapidly
Of > scensus some stoi iest 10 another (lt and
Adas Mcn+e New Engls' one was last '''i'&
, rbe Taunton by comparlroUNTY.
cent on the caImost people VIZ were gnrooied or
will be expendeeaers OF New by Monday night
ss MeW bealouthern states mill Of the Collins
ana has bronefin New Ensam was carried away
liquors, on moo, there are ana fn Tue ICE ara r.,
violation oi1larminaIs or one stone dam. about
Daniel pobiI,;e OF the latter I. been completed.
his father dressn the south Ally on account Of
hit on the ead BOT 100000, he "" ye slig and
, ,a TerS using II mnas, or earliest practical
feared ms Skuii wa nina, ~ ev
An aged Woman naates. III, -,, ,...
missing sincS Monday Pn oIts 90 IL f4,i %
cstern in herlcellar a. az ,nty os and y, O
noon. She lived aRcn g,out once. accordine. to n
partially insalne.v om, 0'''~' - ~ ''
Salem in 81, aud. Small poX have made their
Brush sce The rBangor, causing considerable nm
vyesf 1r;SIt anre school committee, as matter of
PorTTanSiies, closed the city schools last night,
Tor i,es fers, patng the usual Christmas vacation
an ais, InSek.
Thai 6nur er Juda Newell of Rockport, yesterday
o,,,hl led on fire, saved part Of the lime which
as put on board schooner Tiger The Tiger
'nehad proceeded only half mile when she was
blown upon the rocks and took fire. Both YES
Tiger is owned in Rockport. No Insurance.
Tuesday evening youth of twenty odd win
tiers and maiden of fifteen summers made their
appearance at Portland church for the purpose
of being Joined in the oily bonds Of matri-
mony. The little Girls mother appeared in time
TO Indefinitely postpone the interesting cere-
mony. She took her daughter home, and the
noble youth, driven frantic by the loss Of his
blusbing bride, fastened TO drown his sorrows
in the lowing bowl, In other words he got tear
ing drunk
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The dwelling of J. b. Sargent Of Grafton was
burned yesterday morning. Loss $780,.
Dorchester people disclaim al knowledge of
any boy being whipped to death by his father in
that town, and the story going the rounds of the
press is undoubtedly false
VERMONT.
Hon. Luther Adams, a prominent lawyer and
member of the last state senate, is lying dan
gerously III with pleuro pneumonia at his resi-
dence in Chester.
CONNECTICUT.
J. P. Willie, recently a brakeman on the
N. Y, n. H. and Il. railroad, was killed in
Waterbury Yesterday, between the cars on The
Hartford, Providence and Fishkill railroad. lie
carelessy got between the cars while The tram
was being made up,
A bull calf was picked mp by the catcher" of
the engine Of an express train at Greenwich the
other day, aud carried two miles before he was
discovered. The engineer found him entangled
by the horns; aud on being released the animal
skipped away apparently unhurt.
Frank Mckinney, brakeman on the New
!, York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, fell
- from freight car while switching in Hartford
ot and was run over. Both legs and one ann
ant were cut off. He was taken to the hospital,
con%bere he died two hours after. lie leaves
.bo life and four children in New Haven
most painful affair occurred at the Howe
sewing machine factory in Bridgeport, Tuesday
afternoon, Michael Ellis, one of the employees,
being seriously injured by having one OF his
LEGS accidentally plunged into a kettle of boil
ing soda. He was resting his foot on the rim
of the kettle and reaching upward for some
thing, when bis foot slipped off and his leg was
immersed in the red-hot fluid, causing the flesh
TO eeave from the bone from his foot TO several
inches above his knee.