Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-02
New England Dispatches.
Block Of BuiIdinRs-New Hampshire
Nntters-Thc University of Verne ont, etc
MASSACHUSETTS.

MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToN, Aug. 1.-Willam A. Glover, ar.
rested In New York some weeks ago, charged
with completely in the Boylston bank robbery,
In November, 1869, was placed on trial to-day,
in the superior court
MAINE.
RoCKLAND, Aug. IA block of buildings IN
process of being raised to the new grade Of Maih
street, fell to-day, killing Robert Reed. Nunet'
GUS other workmen narrowly escaped
The commission of architects for the New
York state house came here to-day and visited
the quarrieS at Dix island, Bodwel and other
granite companies They left last everitg for
Rockport to visit the quarres in that place.
Emory A, Sennott of Hapswell, aged twenty
two, was pushed overheard from a schooner in
that harbor yesterday and was drowned.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
CLAREMoNT, Aug. Tile noon mail train
upon the Sullivan road ran over team at a
crossing Just north of Charestown, N. H., to-
day, and killed three persons, said to be DIR.
Howe, wife and daughter, from Boston, who
were boarding at the Eagle hotel, CharleStown.
Miss Iilton, with them, was not much ill.,
jured.
PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 1.-The United States
steamship Kansas, recently arrived at this sta
ton from the south, has been hauled into the
wharf at the navy yard, and is being fitted for
sea. Her orders are to be ready in ten days.
More removals are expected at the yard OF
foremen in the bureau of steam engineering. 1t
is thought that less master mechanics and more
naval officers are to be employed.
The resignation of Rev. Geo. NJ. Adams of the
North Congregational church. greatly surprised
most of his parishioners. 1t is thought it will
not be accepted.
CONCORD, Aug. 1.-Rev. Henry A, Colt
elected president of Hobart college at Geneva
N. Y, has declined, as he wishes to continue his
labOrs at st. PaufS school.
MANCHESTER, Aug. To-day, the Mirror
publishes letter from Lewis Clark, chairman
of the democratic state committee, to Governor
Hoffman of New York, thanking him, in behalf
of the democracy of New Hampshire, for pro-
tecting the Orangemen's parade. The letter
says You have done right When we reach
that point that you or |, or our friends of the
same political or religious belief that we enter
tain, or that anybody else entertainS, cannot
parade peaceably and civilly in the streets OF
New York, Boston, here or elsewhere, then 1t is
time for us to inquire what our form of govern
ment is worth. Every citizen, every body OF
men, If peaceable and obedient to the laws, have
the right to do what the 0rangemen desired to
do, and be projected in the exercise of that
right. Your proclamation is declaration OF
the rights of American citizens, no matter how
they become such, whether by birth or by con-
formity to the law. Allow me again to thank
you for what you have done, and to express the
wish that we had more governors of the same
kind"
GOV. norman responded as t0llOMS:
Newport, r. l., July %, 1S71.-My Dear
Sir. Your letter of the 14th OF July has reached
me here, where l am resting. thank you very
kindly.
Very truly your friend,
JOHN 7. HOFFMAN"
CONCORD, Aug. 1.-At the session of the gov
ernor and council, to-day, the following nomina-
tons were made Samuel Rowe Portsmouth,
sheriff for Rockingham county; Samuel H. Le-
gro, Lancaster, sheriff for Coos county; John S.
Ii. Frink, Portsmouth, solicitor for Rockingham
county; Calvin Page, Portsmouth, police judge
of the city OF Portsmouth
VERMONT.
BURLINGTON, Aug 1.-The corporation of the
university of Vermont has voted to admit wO-
men to the university, under rules to be hereaf.
ter presented by the faculty. On Wednesday, in
addition TO the usual exercises of commence
ment, Prof. NJ. II. Buckham will be inaugurated
president Of the university. This afternoon the
address was delivered before the alumni by u. X.
Pangbom, of Jersey City, N. j.
CONNECTICUT.
New HAVEN, Aug IAN unknown man
was found in Il field in West Haven this morn
ing, with his throat cut and his mouth filled
with rags. He was murdered last night. The
whole thing is mystery. The man is thought
to be from New Britain