, 1860-11-21

fRss: ns4: 3: E: 4: A.91e:ts Texei:
Elder lsalpi. Wa1e.
Rev. G. ". Galo, D.D.
Elder II. .. Johnson
Rev. 4. Eddy.
Rev. H. B. Holmes.
Etdes E. H. Hyde
Rev. c. J. King.
tot0 % H.. D. Clark.
Rev. J. L. Troubrtdse-
Rev. G. II. Elliott.
Elder j. Ford
Rev. 8. II. Barteau.
Kev. h. G. Bailey.
st. Jos<ph-
The endowment Of these professorships Is
another important step in the progress Of the
University. An organized and visorou. effort
will be made during the winter and coming
summer to complete the endowment Of two
other prufcssorships, aud have the institution
in full working order by the coming G.lj. Prob
ably NO institution In the country ever OBJ
tainel in SO short q time fEmer hold upon
the confidence and support Of its friends, aud
certainly no one ever had 4 better prospect
before it for extended usefulness.
The sessions Of the Convention will bs open
during the day. We hare no doubt that the
friends Of the University will be interested by
attending the meeting.
Love, Jealousy and whisky.
A brief account Of the stabbing Of Matthew
scanlan By Leonard Dalton, At Bridgeport, was
given in our Inst issue. The occurrence took
place on Sunday night. The arrest WIS made
on Monday morning.
Dalton, = resident Of the town Of Bridgeport,
has for some time been suspicious that there
existed an improper Intimacy between Mat
thew Scaalan, young mzn Of twenty-five, also
resident Of Bridgeport, aud his wife Margaret
Dalton; on what grounds we are not called
upon to state.
The Coroner and d jury Of inquest visited
Bridgeport yesterday afternoon. The parties
arc Of the lowest class Of Irish, and occupy a
squalid and smal1 shanty. The examination
BY Drs. zimmerman and Hay showed TINT hs
came to his death from Inflammation induced
by the stab penetrating the liver:
4 Jury waa empauneled, and the principal
witnesses being In the County Jailthe inquest
'"as nelo o'e' an'1 nlne Q COCK tals morning.
DEATH or DAVID 8. LxE.-Yesterday fore
.oao*>ths,-azico4 cna.aa in thu city .dln nod
for brief internal, on account Of meeting of
tho Bar, called Mt the Law Institute to pay a
fitting tribute Of respect to the memory of
David $. Lee, who died on the 18th inst, at
Northampton, Mass. Deceased was gentle
man held In high esteem both in his profession
and IN our entire community: 4 long resident
Of Chicago, and identified with much Of her
progress, be has been the friend and supporter
Of everything that advanced the prosperity of
the city, and the public benefit He hns been
an invalid for years, and his decease has come
not unexpected nor suddenly to himself or his
friends 4: the meeting yesterday j. ~ Chick
eH7s pfes1oea- don- Jua:se Aan'es1e lnaae
of'el, ont 'ee''ns ono eloquent reference 10 Tue
"ota :" oeee'neso- q eoum'''ee' AeSsfs'
en'eses'ns' eooaf'en, anu Aao"as were eno.
sen ~ or't Ee''ts VI teso'ations ~ report IL
'a 0<'1oa'oeo la7et1nS 'n1' ''osA'ns'
FtRroS c7,nx srRrrT-Fast n;oht n ,1ttre
mast mff,n,cht. 7rewas discovered in the wood
en- building. No. 40 Clark street, near the cor.
ucr of Polk. owned BIZ I. Leppert, and by him
occupie,1 rs family ~rrocerv establishment.
It WIS entirely DESTROYED. olone with the
stock. Insured for about s1aOo. Although
the Fire Department were early on the ground
the flames soou communicated to No. III, the
next door East, being the corner building
This was also entirely consumed. It was oc-
cupied Us meat market, and owned By Mr..
Morton. Whether insured or not VIC could not
learn. The upper apartments in both build
inss were occupied By several tenants who
savcd nothing. Forty tons Of hay were stored
| In q rear building aud at this writing tone
o'clock) fears arc entertained that the flames
| may reach it and other adjoining premises
suffer-
| MR- SAN. CoTKILs coScERTs--Ar COW
ell gave his hrst concert IN Chlcago on Mon
day evening TO large and enthusiastic audi
ence. lie Is, without doubt, m excellent comic
actor, and MS songs CONFUSED MS audience
lie Is unsurpassed IN us peculiar line OF sing
ln!s' ana i sis't 10 MS concerts Is sure cure
for dyspepsia Inc other members OF h's
company are also very good Miss f. Ger
mon, aud MISE to"eA sang some very pretty
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:otn' received soo 1rom gentleman IN mi
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| tba a,me donor a1so - 1ron, two f,;cnf,s +,
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,ow1~ onm. ov.- ~ 80. ,,,ca II III,
c,rntv. thsv rns.r.,.nd c,,u ,ra hon,
work thorongh3v. Annlv at 16o Randolpl
street, second floor, hom to o'clock.
p.upo.n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,oo,o3n,
a woman sitting on The track was run over b
a western bound trim on the G. &C. u. R. r
near tho Junction. The cov.eatcher struc]
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