The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-11
SEEK HARMONY.
Clinton Republicans
Try to Avoid All
Party Friction.
WALLACE MAY Be RENOMINATED.
Thirteen Horses Burned in
the Burning Of a
Barn.
WALLACE MAY Be RENOMINATED.

Clinton, Nov. 1O.-There is a dispo-
sition among republicans to bury the
hatchet and live in peace. 1t contains
only one proviso on the part of those
who carried the town for Wallace. They
will NOT tolerate interference from the
Bowers wing of the party
otherwise there is nothing to prevent
harmony from prevailing. The two 9th
er republicans upon whom the burden
of anger would naturally fall are c. F.
Fairbanks, Jr., and Ora L. Stone. The
latter made satisfactory denial in his
letter, saying that he had never said
thlngs about S. Ives Wallace Fair
banks Is 80 good natured in his defeat,
and is besides such a dangerous oppon-
ent, that the republicans behind Wal
lace are little inclined to harbor malice
against him. 1t is a question If Wal
lace cannot receive the nomination in
1900.
He was deprived of the second year.
which it is the custom of the party to
give to all candidates who behave
themselves, and ran for vindication as
an independent. He carried the town
over other republicans, and came with
in 147 votes of carrying the district
Many republicans are heard to say
that he will be given the regular nom
nation again next fall, and serve his
second year in the state house
The spring election is but a few
months distant. That is a powerful in
centiye to all hands to get together
Republicans would like to carry the
town two years running. The usual or
der is an alternate victory and defeat
The Ladies' Benevolent society of the
Baptist church conducted its fair
through successful second night in the
church parlors this evening. supper
was served in the church dining room
by corps of walters the opening night.
Tonight the repast was replaced by an
entertainment, in charge of Miss Su-
sic Amsden and Mrs. C. H. Sawyer. The
VeStry was decorated in yellow and
white. The decorations were designed
by Mrs Walter p. Bowers; Mrs. Allan
b. Shannan and Mrs. Isaac A. Bissell.
The Boston police have not been sue
cessful in finding Bucilli up to o'clock
this evening. He has either passed be-
yond Clinton or is in hiding in some of
the shanties of his Italian friends
Lieut.. Rosetta and Sergt. Sheehan have
returned to Boston. but have left men
in plain clothes to keep an eye out for
a day or two longer
Luigi de Storti is the correct name of
the murderer who was captured. He
confesses the murder and exonerates
Bucilli. The police, however believe
Bucilli shared the money which was
taken from the dead mans person. If
Bucilli is in town he might hide for
weeks successfully. If his friends were
willing to shelter him.
Margaret O'Reilly said she was guilty
of being drunk, and told Judge Stone
that she would leave town either at
11.55. or 4.55 o'clock, if she We're released.
Her indecision regarding the train she
desired to take, had a bad effect on
the mind of the court. She was fined
$10 which she couldn't pay. She was
taken to Worcester for safe keeping.
At $50 o'clock this morning there was
a fire in Che barn on the Ball estate.
occupied by Moulton & O'Mahoney, con-
tractors on the Wachusett reservoir.
Thirteen horses were burned to death.
The fire was caused by the explosion
of lantern, in the hands of man who
was feeding the stock.
The burning oil ran into a pile of
loose hay In a minute the barn was
roar of fame. An effort was made
to turn the horses loose, but some that
were driven out could not be kept
from returning to their stalls to share
the common fate. A quantity of hay,
grain and harnesses were DESTROYED.
The total loss, including the structure,
is about $35 600
Moulton & Mahoney have a contract
for stripping soil from the North dyke
The horses are used on the dump carts
in which the soil is taken away. They
are heavy animals, and worth about
800 each.
David T. Walsh is not eligible to re-
tain his place on the board of regis
trars, and P. H. Morrison has never
said that he was eligible, despite the
assertions of a Worcester morning pa
npr to that effect