, 1860-06-29

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1he Anniversary exercises of this Iustitutic1
commenced on Wednesday by public examjn. .
ton Of classes, which will be continued iii
Acnday noon next, with the exception Of Se,,
urday afternoon, when no classes are to he ~
amined.
| The following is the programme for otbt,
exercises, VIZ:
eraDAf EvE'so. Jr1r 1-Add.es.es before the astc,
Education Society at the First aptIst Churrs
AoSpA1 EVzsrEG, 1ttT 2-Prtze Coupos1tIen, ard
Deeaations BY The Sophomore and Freahmea tiaes NJ
| Tic First Presbyterian Church.
TrEspAr EvES1So. Jr1r -Adara,s s,,-. .h p.-
soces' ny heT "n ". Everts In the groye 1. ,r INT
resy. After which there viii be ra-xn1on ~ ~. r,
Of the Institution It the ZANE plaee, |''~''~'
| lby mistake the names Of the graduates of
Uea1norn Seminary we're attached to the nhora
/ notice yesterday. The UNIVERSITY. thouph
young and vigorous, has neither graduates mr.
female pupils, though it has two regular c,l.
lege Classes,-the Sophomore and the Fresh.
men
4aE SPIRIT WAKETH.-At saloon in the
West Division, lost night, two spiritualizcd
Dougla>ites were seen t1yine to convince eaeh
otaer that their master was mighty fine fel-
io"' They we're 60 far goue in their cups that
they we're playful, and at The came time greatly
In earnest. Although each believed With the.
otoer' that no man was to be compared to the
Little Giant" still they fell to at friendly
spa1rlpg match, and finally revolver, loaded
With their favorite beverage, was taken; tie
consequences were that theY were beth quickly
shot in the neck. But soon the worst wounded
one LETT in haste for the open air, and CON-
menced revolving around treee, holding On
With might and main, shouting " Dog,""
and the spirit Of enthusiasm flowing from him
freely. His wound at last accounts, had nct
been dressed, and he was still revolving aro,,nd
the tree.
~ The ZouaTes parade this mofnine. leay
lng the Armory acout 10 o'clock. The best on
portunlty TO see them will be on Michigan
avenue On Saturday evening, by request IF
the hnance committee appointed by the citizens.
they give an exhibition drill at the Wicwam. |
appearing for the first time in their new Zouaye
costume. on this occasion they will repeat nil
their drill. All who hare heard of their pro-
totypes, the Zouaves Of the French army. can
see them reproduced, tomorrow evening. to tle
life. 1t will undoubtedly be the most attractive |
and exciting exhibition every seen in this citv.
Tickets can be Procured at all the hotels, banks.
and music stores. Go early and secure 1our
seats.
AFFRAH At LonA--0n Wednesday, Mr. Parks,
aotel-keeper at Loda, 1roquois county, got into |
dispute With another man at that place. and
II the melee Parks stabbed his antagonist. and
he wound, it is feared, may prove fatal if It
'as not already. Parks, to escape tle penalty
IT his crime, decamped for parts unknown. To
uFther the ends of justice, We girc desczfp-
icn Of his person.
Mr. Parks Is small man-about fire feet four
nches IN stature-nerrous and quick in his
movements, has long, thin features, dark ewes
md hn'r, and is an Englishman by birth.
WIDE AwAKgs, ATTENTION. reru]ar
neetirg Of the "Chicago Wide Awake Club"
OF drill aud business, will be held this evening
It Wide Awake Hall, No. 80 Lake street. Let
he members turn out. All persons are invited
0 be present. Per order,
GIL WATERMAN, Secretary.
70 At meeting of the Wide Awake Club
# Chicago the following resolutions were unau-
mous1y adopted:
Ntsolrtd, That the thanks Of the Club be and are
,eTeoy rendered to the lion. l. n. Arnold, Hon.
!. u. Judd, n. Mears, Esq, C.. i. Farwell, Esq..
.sher Carter: Esq. Vim. l.. Church, Esq, Win.
Bradley, Esq, nnd oilers, for their liberal
onations to thia Club.
Htsotrtd, That the thanks Of this Club be and | .
re hereby rendered to the Hon. l. n. Arnold
nd the HIM n R 1u11 fne fAn:r |
ospita!ities extended to this Club On the occa.
ion Of their recent parade
Itxsotrsd, That these resolutions be published
4 the Republican papers Of the city,
, J. J. RICHARDS, Pres't.