Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-10
G0lurtrsttr Daily spp,
New England News summary.
nosroN AND vIcINIrT.

Kate Rci.rn0ids made her first appearance a
lecturer, at Boston, on the Sth. She close
her lecture with strong protest against mod
eTn w0mans lights movements, winch sh
claimed tended 10 entirely unseX woman, TO II
verse everything in nature and religion. Tn
betitr field of woman Is as the weaker creature
or, like Mrs. Agassiz, as adding laurel t
mans glory.
The Boston weeks shipments of boots an,
shoes to places outside of New England foot al
10 81 ,129 cases, against 1886 the previou
week, and against 80 0O2 in the correSpondiu!
week of last year. The total shipments sine
ia mary list TO places outside OF New England
irrespective Of those on Boston account, mad'
from The factories direct, amount TO 1C4,9Si
against 9S6 54 thc first six weeks of 1871.
A "True Celt' writes as follows TO the Boston
Herald "Having read in your edition OF last
Friday evening rhe interview between your re-
porter and MIR. p 5. Gilmore on the success OF
the great international peace jubilee 10 DC ne d
in this city, in which did not observe mat the
great protector made any alluSon 10 the rep
resentatou of the land OF his Drth oy placing
a band Of artists from that country Sloe py SIDE
with the artists Of other countries. am inclined
TO think that the country tnat gave TO Inc world
such men as Moore, Baiie, wallace and Gilmore,
ought 10 GET an invitation (if not already given,
10 dIsplav some of its world-ienowned. soul.
thrilling music Or must the Irish-American
citizens OF this great aud glorious republic be
satisfied 10 be represented only through the red
COATS OF lHc l~u-llSu SudFusF vi Is Inc ancient
music Of Ireland to be played by artists who
know nothing of her history? Is 'lhe Coolin'
or The Harp that once through Tara's Halls
or The Last Rose of summer, &C., to be played
as m0ckery 10 the portrait of the immortal
Bale 10y Others than his own countrymen? say
at once, If II is practicable eUen at the eleCeRdl
hour, let a band be invited that can do justice to
the music OF Ireland, whose sons have just
claim TO place among the artists who will par
ticipate on that grand occasion. We did our
part on the war-path, and ought to have an
honest share now among the peacemakcrs.'
Concerning the boot and shoe trade a Boston
paper SAYS: Thls month has opened quite la-
yoraDy for The trade generally. Prices are firm
i'll almost every kind of seaSonable goods, while
all desirable lots Of hastings ana light leather
goods mud prompt purchasers at outside quota
tiOns Some OF the best BUYERS from the south
are here. A few OF the western wholesale buy
ers have gone back, having left heavy orders be-
hind them, which await shipment, and we do
not expect another visit from them until March
But the large retail trade OF that section is only
Just putting in an appearance, and ii Is generally
admitted that these men are among our most
desirable customers. The California trade is
blocked by the heavy falls Of snow on the Pacific
railroad, which, as a matter OF course, occasions
an accumulation of Boston goods at New York
and the most eXtortionate rates are demanded
by the draymen in that city. Our shippers now
direct their goods, intended for the California
market, to 80 by steamer and So great is the
pressure that their correspondents order them to
shin them ten davs ahead The iobbIn0 trodp
are in receipt Of heavy orders from the west,
but the New England, or near by, trade hardly
moves as yet. The snow which iell on Saturday
in this city and lis surroundings has materially
helped the holders Of rubber goods, enabling
them 10 work off the LARGE lots they laid in at
the recent auction sales"
MIDDLEsEN COUNTY.
On the It'll, Il young daughter Of John Leo,
E,tsrt ,f1I h..r 10th
fire accidentally and died Yesterday from her in
juries
Essen couxTY.
One day last week a dog. belonging to a gen
tleman OF Lynn, was observed by his master to
be approaching him with something in his
mouth, which he laid upop the prouud and en-.
deavored 10 attract attention 10 the same. The
gentleman thinking it 10 be Il bill OF leather OF
some article which the dog was PLAYING with
took no notice OF It and passed on The animal
repeated his movements, and again LAID the
parcel at The feet Of his master. who was in,
duced to pick it up, when TO his astonishment
he found it 10 be his own pocket book, which h(
II ID dropped without perreiying the loss. Tn,
sagaclous dog had found aud safely restored hi.
owners property.
BRISTOL COUNTY
Nearly 900 tenements were erected in Fail
River last year, and vet the demand is not sun
piled.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
A few DAYS ano. Jonathan BENSON. of ,lridoe.
water killed himself nv rnttinr bis 5lt III,
a razor. He died apparently ggithont n st,n.r.
gle as lie was found with his Eeod Inrn his arm
and the razor on a boz neor Inv
he will of thc Ia, Nsrcr, ,r,l OF N-,r,I
i5TidjgeW516I 6T,yi,ies thaf air. tho dcccose ni
his wife. lis rropcrly- estimated ut abont Sf7 000
he uiyeu Ia Inc Firsf Con~renation.I soc,e3y M
thai town.
Plymouth. the home of the rilorims had IA
additions to IFS pnni;latirn last wear and -.
OF is ciIizrns i.i down IN slccn Viii ,bo;r cro
fathers. while sixty.scycn connlas funded ne,,
homes.
PApvsTAprF CouNrv
AT the animal Town rnpctio,y in Cbstbom or
the 5Ih. if was voted IN Subscribe fve nor '.arr
of the valuation of tho TOWN far . raIlroad -
Chatham. provided snitahlp terms can Inc mad,
wiib the (iane CnI raiJroad cornorStion md
committee Was anpoined IN carry ont thc yHte
consisting of ChristoDber TavIor Isaac II Love
land, Hiram Harding. Iosiah Hardy Josent
Reed.
DuKrs corNTy
The Martba's Vineyard ca,nn mcetino ,sso.
citation has voted 10 erect chanel
The Town Of Edrsrtowp has yofod IN buiId -
road alonr The beach fran tbcir viIIa%c IN 0,i.
Bluffs. thence 10 Eastyille n distance IF ei%ht
miles nj n probable cost nj S40 OG0
RrpEsn1pr rnryTy
In the nrobotr comrt NJ pittsfaid on +Io 7tt
heorng was comm4nrcd in the ,.sea t nr NJ
Il mt ff,yn al
lencd 10 be insane l,y his douabter Mrs " II
Drown. Only a oorr or tbe evidence for thi
petitioner was heard. when the ease was nd
iourncd tiil tbe 18Th.
MAINE.
The wood.pulJinr shon Of Ipl,n Garland NJ
Monroe. was bnrnf on tbe 31th MI Insnrsd "a,
$1,000. which win about cover The loss
Mrs. Martha Emery. n widow iady eigbtv wear,
OF ane. M Eden. was 50 badly huIned ~ f.y davs
since 6y her clothes taking fire ms TO cluse LeI
death.
The annual report Of the commissioner nj
i..rias t,tas M, no ,,i i,,ii
OF tIe pasfc,-,r has been fine breedino of saImor
from narent fish obtnined in rho Psnn1srot ,iver
less aitentjon bavinT hnnn mia To rho const,,,r
tion of ~ bw.vs nan in Gr,,,rr 49, a,,d ,,otI
IN ali bavin.r hcsn don ~, tIs ,.niti,atnT ~
fresh ,vater 6sl,es - "
Tbe statement roip,y tIa rounds Of tbo manor.
tIat Naine r,,s To-, ,,,,,,,l,s - 10 iaii -,
t,vo daiir No., i,, - t , v''N 50 :
- ~ -; ia =, tor W O' ~ in0 " u
loar IT,. 80 ~ tuo VA, evs'.Nn' ne II
ber- NV, ,,, VI q ~" al past tno ltieiIi-
sjxtv das in an, 'nI session "1 81
nor dav ~ -e"7'"' E''ns tnellSelSes S-'oo
xgu, ,,,,,,.s,,,.
Tho loss Iv tLa h,,rnin,r ie II p.,..,
wrist nil ~ iai,a,,oD on -, -, o Dill DlliiI ~
noo 20 80 non I's,,,',a (. scan' va 'iO'n -iV'-