COMPLAINT AGAIN ,f AN IN SPEOTOB ; A short time ago, ""Mr 'Theo. Cooper was delegated by t >!; Board of Education to "hold .a it inquiry at Hamilton into the charg i made by Mr Stevens, headmaster of th •{Hamilton East School, against Mr R. Cr fe, one of the Board's Inspectors. Mr !(joper reported to the Board to-day thf it appeared to him the common itoent of the 'examination on the day afore the date -anticipated by.jMr Steven [Was to a great extent tbe cause of the su equent trouble, and that tbe statement made by the teachera show that n was used. The charge tha ffche Inspector threw Blates and books:i< i' the desk and floor ■ was entirely .;.' -gproved, and the charges alleging ; roughness of demeanour on Mr Growl1 -barb tending to frighten and embarrass}' a children was exaggerated, but all theft ichors concur in Btating that Mr Crowe was somewhat harsh in his demeanp " f Mr Cioper concluded his report*' y recommend ing that for the future i school should not bo examined before! Ie earliest date mentioned in the n( ice. All the trouble between Mr S |yens and Mr Crowe arose from the -c linination being taken on the 29th instead ffche 3Obh. Mr Stevens thought that he 11 i not being fairly treated, and in consequent [vas passionately hostile to Mr Crowjß^ rite Mr Crowe, affected by Mr Stevens' d eanour towards him, waß on his part bub sympathy with the children. ■ ,'

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Duildin, this day. John Richabd BAXTBB,Rged 80, stick maker, Rattray-screet, abided this morn ing by cutting'hia throaWnth a razor. He had been depressed iafpirits for some time. v' yfl L

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