The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-23
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Somebody has mentioned chief Justice
Waite for the next presidency.
Mir. Below. the reader. died in London
Friday night after long and painful ILL
ness.
Bdford Wilson, nominated by the presi-
dent to lie solicitor of the treasury, vice
Banlicld, resigned, is at present United
States district attorney for the southern
district of Illinois, and his term as such eX-
pred in July.
At about o'clock Sunday evening Judge
Gray, chief justice of the supreme judicial
court of Massachusetts,. was thrown from
his horse on Parker street, Boston. Two
or three citizens witnessed the accident and
went ut once to his honors assistance, and
found that he was stunned by the fall He
recovered speedily, however, with the aid
Of such restoratvcs as could he obtained,
mounted his horse which WAS secured in
meantime and rode home
Isaac W. Andrew. a brother of Gov
Andrew, who has been a clerk in the Bos-
ton custom house for several years, was
recently discharged by Simmons and is re-
stored TO his position by orders from the
treasury department. The new refine ut
the treasury seems disposed 10 permit no
Butclian juggcry whatever in the matter
of appointments.
1t is said by the friends Of Mr. George
as the coming leader of the democracy in
the approaching gubelnatorial struggle IN
Massachusetts, that he positively declines
to allow the use of his name in connection
with the goyernorship. Mr.. Castor is now
looked upon as the democratic standard
bearer.
John Forester, of Troy, n. T., mu-
stefan Of some note, died Sunday afternoon
He was one of the first leaders of Doring's
band, about twenty-five years ago.
The exercises of Brown University COM
mencemcnt began Sunday. President Rob
inson in the afternoon delivered the lacca-
laureate sermon to the graduating class. In
the evening Rev. Dr. Brdgeman of Albany
preached before the society for missionary
inquiry. The first Baptist church was
crowded at both services.
President Porter delivered the haccalau-
reatc sermon TO the graduating class ut
Yale, Sunday. The anniversary eXer-
cises of the medical school occurred Mon
day night Tuesday is class day. on We'd
nesday occurs the law school semi-centcn-
NAL, and Thursday is commencement. Rev
Mark Hopkins, d. d., LII. d., late presi-
dent of Williams college, will deliver a
course Of lectures the coming year in the
divinity school on "The Scriptural view
of man"
a pleasing incident of the performance
at the Boston Theatre on Saturday evening
was the presentation of Il handsome stand
Of flowers TO Nine. Moracchi on behalf Of
the company. The presentation was made
by Mr.. johnson in brief speech. express
sing the company's warm appreciation of
her talents rs an artist and cstimablc char
acter as "A lady.
George +. Avery, the young pedestrian
of Boston, was successful in his attempt
to walk 100 miles in % hours in Manches-
ter, n. H., Saturday, having concluded the
feat at 0 o'clock and 40 minutes in the
evening. He walked the last mile il, o
minutes and q seconds, His best time was
the 30th mile, which he walked in 0 min
utes and seconds lie came in quite tired
but his limbs were very little swollen or in
jured He is twenty years of age and n
native of Maine. A large company were
present at the riding park where the feat
was accomplished, and in the evening the
Manchester cornet band performed at in
teryals.
Commencement time has again arrived,
and the current week will witness the de-
parture of the one hundred and fifth class
which has graduated from Dartmouth col
lege. The exercises connected herewith
began Sunday afternoon with the customa-
ry baccalaureate sermon, delivered before
the graduating class by President Smith.
The old college church was well filled with
students and faculty, and large number
of tOwnspeOpc and visitors. The day was
cool and pleasant, and it is to be hoped that
the weather will continue as fine during
the week. President Smiths text was
John xvii. H." Sanctify them through
thy TRUTH thy word is truth
The Siberia will take ont a large PARTY of