Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-08
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The programme Of Commencement !,
this year At the State University is ~
follows: sa 81,
"The examinations in the Acadein.
ical and Normal Departments will
commenc on Tuesday, June Goth, and
will continue during the remainder
Of that week. The Law Glass will bs
examined pm Friday and Saturday.
"The chairmcn OF the committees
Of examination for the different
studies, are, 10 the Academical De-
partment, in Ancient Languages,
Prot. Henry X. Edison, Of Denmark
Academy; Modern Languages, Hon.
Mstnrin i. Fisher, OF Clayton county;
Mathematics, G. l. Claussen. EsQ., II
Mitchell county; Scissces. Frask H.
Springer, Esq, Of Des Moines county.
"ln the n ormal Department, Hon.
D. G.. Bloomer, OF Pottawattamie
county.
In the Law Department, Hon.
Henry O'Connor, Attorney General
Of Iowa. an
s'The further exercises of the an
niyersary are:
THE concluding lecture Of the Law
Course by Chancellor Hammond, on
Saturday, June Oath, in the chapel.
"Baccalaureate Discourse by Pres
ident Thatcher, ON Sunday.
"Mondav-Moot Court. Address
before the Alumni Association, by
Thomas $. Wright, Esq, of Des
Moiues.
Tuesday-Inanguration of Mr..
Thatcher as President. Address be-
tore the Law Department by Hon.
Thomas N. Cooley, Of the Michigan
Supreme Court and Professor in
Michigan Law School.
"Wednesday-G Graduation Of Nor
NAL aud Law Glasses. ii SO a5a
"Thursday-Graduation of Aca-
demical Class.
The Iowa City papers are in .
wrangle and tangle over the question
OF having chair OF Homeopathy in
the Medical department of the State
University. This discussion will
probably become general throughout
the State. As it is commencing, we
would enroll ourselves on the side of
those in tavor Of such chair. II the
State is to pay for the education of
doctors, the burden falling equally on
the people holding to the different
schools of medicine, the University
ought not to be run exclusively in
the interest Of Allopathy or any 9TH,
er one rathy. II doctors must be
educated at public expense, let the
University SO educating them be able
to teach in any school preferred
There should not be monopoly to
the profit of one class when the peo-
pie Of all classes have to foot the bill.
Estate Register.
The man of the cave lives in Iowa,
in Marion county. and his name il
Martin. The voter says: HE is now
living in q cave or hole in the side of
hill, and is SO i'll, with typhoid pneu-
monia, that he cannot be removed at
present. The neighbors have fitted
up the cave as comfortable as possi-
bic. Martins wife died some time
ago. He has three children, from 7
to 13 years of age. The two young
or ones lived With him in the cave,
and the other one lives with some
family near. Martin is abjectly poor
and has been i'll or ailing for soma
time. The county will extend relisf,
we suppose. There's certainly some
thing queor about the case, for there
can be no necessity for any mans liv-
ing in such manner any length Of
time in this country.
One OF the sadest vlsitatlons We
have heard Of IN : long time, 70 one
family. has transpired in ths house
hold OF Daniel Dooley, Of this city
One OF his children died on the 9th
of May, the second on the 18th, the
third on the 18th, and the foarth
on the 22d-.our little ones OF ths
same family gone to their rest il the
short period Of about two weeks, y
picture too painful 70 be suficisntly
realized by outiders. - Coancil
Bluffs Times. tt
A lad nine years Of age was drown
ed near Dubuque, and man died of
dellrium tremens in the Dubuque
county jail, on the Oath nit.