The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-09

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somewhat of a puzzle He is consid-
cred to be very cute and clever.
There is no question in the minds of
those who have come into close contact
with McGrath but what his name is
Brennan, but it is surmised that his
surname is not Michael.
Whenever the name Brennan is men
toned a look of intelligence steals over
McGrath's countenance. This same look
comes into the faces of his two pals
Whenever any one mentions that name.
Casey's Larkin street lodging house
has been closely watched by the off
GERS. One and possibly two men are
still at large, unless the officers at
Grafton We're so excited Monday morn
ing that they saw double.
The police are endeavoring to locate
Emil Gagnon. They look upon the
book found in Days pocket as the miss
ing link that will, if Emil Gagnon is
discovered, prove where the six or more
of the gang were during the days
last week that they did not stop at
Casey's.
Many people have looked upon the
face of the dead burglar. But he is mot
yet identified He is not French Louis"
who broke out of the Summer street
jail in 1881 But he is undoubtedly
named Louis and is of French eXtrac-
ton.
MCNIfdIn, OF brennan, IS unQQeSIlOn-
ably a westerner. He knows that part
Of the country thoroughly. His hands
are dirty and calloused, and has evil
IDENTIFY worked at hard labor either
mining or at railroad work.
It is thought that the post Office in
spector who came from Boston knows
the men and will have some Informal
ton to impart when he gets ready to
demand the men in the name of the
limited States government
The Worcester police are still of the
opinion that these men are the ones
who committed so many small bur-
glaries in the country surrounding
Worcester.
The photographs Of McGrath and
Day viii be sent out, probably today.
The police think that McGrath's viii be
recognized by western officials and a
full history of the man will be in their
hands before the end of the week.
WILL REACH HERE THIS MORN
ING
Word was received in this city late
last night from Frank f. Sessions, stat
ing that he and Fred Dean had arrived
safely in New York, and that they
would leave for Worcester at IL O'Clock
arriving in this city at 5 O'Clock this
morning. They have with them the
bodies of Lieutenant Edmund n
Benchley, Private Charles f. Buck. of
the Wellington Rifles, and Private
Walsh of Ashland, who went to the
war with the Natick company of the
Ninth regiment
Alahambra Council X of G.. held a
stag party at their rooms at 9S Front
street, last night Election returns
We're received by a special Wire and a
musical and literary entertainment was
furnished by members of the council
Marshall served refreshments.
There was 81 meeting, last evening of
the Carpenters Union. at Labor head
quarters, ga Southbridge street. and
the feature of the evening was the
discussion Of amendments which it is
proposed to add to the constitution of
the national congress OF the United
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners.
There are in all about so amendments
to the constitution and these We're all
faVorabIy acted upon by the local
union. The amendments must be ac-
cepted and adopted by the unions in
general the country over, and then If a
majority of them favor the idea, it will
go through.