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THE ILLINOIS INDUSTRIAL UNIVERSITY
CROPS. LOUISVILLE.

OnAMrA1at, Juns 10, 1d73.
10 tbs Editor of Tbs Chicago 7F'oune:
Sin: I SEQ your correspondent "Rural" IL
rather ceYero on the Idea OF establishing Fine
Art Gallery at the Induatrial Univoralty, In this
city. A person unacquainted With tho facts
would suppose the Trustoos had made an appro-
prlation for tho purpose. This ia not so. Tho
funde-some @3,000-Wero raiaed BY private sub-
acription In Champaign and UrbanA; and Dr..
Gregory goes to Europe, At his own oxpenao, to
complete the soleotion. . r.
Some OF our. citizens are about to rearest
tho Irastces to organize All annual competitive
trla t., Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS On the University
There III now tho tineBt oorn-crop growing In
THIS part of the State ever; known !; it IL splen-
tlid slHnt. M The oats. however, the spring wheat
and glass, A wil! M ke not to exooed half crop, on
; i passed through Southern Indiana i fow days
ago, and was surprised to find the ,country guf-
fering from drought. Tho. pastures arc all
learned from others that tue same is true Of
southorn Ohio and Illinois. The corn in South
orn 1nalana WAS hardly up: tho first wooh In
June; and 1t WAS tlls general opinion that. un~
Drop. The soil Of Southern Ohio, Indiana. and
,Iillnois, iu worry similar,-a white, or lght-but1
clay; !. aud with drought OF ton months,
It looks % though corn and outs could not como
Co lAltlIlb tDlb yHar. hIultE HAeabp however,
looked well, aud will DO an average crop.
Tho timber OF Southern Indiana la Yery fins,
.and IL now coming: to bo valuable. Tho con
atsuotion Of tho Loutsyllo bridge brings that
city into close contact with large nooGon Of
1udianA; ana the farmers ars beginning to send
milk to Louisville, turning their farna Into pas
lures for that purpose. Tie Ohio Rivor is yory
low; think man could walk aorosa on tAs
rocla Where the bridge crosBea Louisville IL d
very handaome city. liked ita appearance bot
tor than Cincinnati, and thinkithas lilo appeay-
ance OF doing more business. Youra, eto., 4.
, 1874-06-22
THE TSTIMAT-S

Tho Finnncs Committee Of tha Common Coun-
ell finished its Iabora OH lilo eatlmatos last week,
and they will be aubln1n!tod 10 the Council .Illa
evening ready for i,s action. Tho total esti-
mates, aa at frat submitted by tho bonds OF De-
paEtmonts,. amounted to 90, ,4a3806,88. As sub
mitted by tho City Comptroller to tho Council,
thoy amounted to $500, 7a6.72. AB ro7iaod and
amended by tho Finance Committee. the total OF
the appropriation is e5 232 72a.36. It III proposed
to raise tho money which Will DO required
IN tho following fas.lon Assuming tho valuation
to bo tho aamo as lust ysar.--thatia, s912, ,0oo.-
000,-a loyy Of II mlllg will produce
$48a0,000. II is estimated tAat thero
will be- received from miscellaneous sources,
such aa licenBos, etc.,, Q95000u, aud from Tho
ualo Of city psopcrty, not including tho lake.
front or tho ato Of the temporary Oity-1lall,
$500, 900, leaving de1eionoy Of 81, 72B.38, which
IL certainly very o'ono figuring. In tho csti-
mates submitted by tho Comptroller, that officer
reduced tho appropriation for aewors and laying
water n,nns from a mill each to one.llalf ,n!!l;
Tho Finance Committee, however, ccono,aize1
in other dlrootious and lot the Tux for theao two
purposea remain ut QUO mill, or E3l2. 700 aach.
II tho Flnaico Committee la1 loft thcuo items
aB recommended by tho COMPTROLLER. thoy would
layo rolucod tile estimates far below tAo amount
recommended by him.
, 1874-06-22

It la reported that tFo Trinc0es Deatrion.
Queen Vlotorla'a youngest tlaughtor girl Of ~
II to bo married to Adolf Friedrich, tho lolr-an.
litz Tho fathor Of tho oxpoolant briJenrnoaun,
rules oYar lesa than one thousand square luilna
OF territory, but al lo ow1s oyer hall the land IN
Ills dominions rules almost absolutely and hna
savod largo private fortune, ho will baquoatl, =
survive him and no revolution overthrow tho
present state Of thnga In Germany, Adolf il
20 years old, and hie lAo.hor Ia aaaghtor OF Tic
late Duke OF Cambridge, Viutoria's nnolo Tho
En- %o o. s
father Of tho depoBed King of Hanover. Thn
paternal Government Of the little Graud ,Duol,y
ia not much liked by it4 subjects. and they arc
emigratinG In auoll numbers that the population
IL dlmjnlaltng yearly.
, 1874-06-22
RNCIPROOITY.

Tho Water improvements Under tho
Proposed Trcnty with Cn1antln.
NEW Yong, Juno 21.--Tho Tribune to-n1or~
row publishes tho full toxt Of tho Canadian Re-
cipsocity Treaty. Tho following Is the portion
bearing upon tho improvement Of water oona-
nunioation,
ut is agreed that tho Canadian canals on the
main route from Lake Erie to Montreal, shall bs
enlarged forthwith, at tue cxpanao OK tho DO.
minlon Of Canada, 10 Rs to admit tho pasaago OF
On >aatd canals shall bo Of not less than
270 foot in 1ongth, d. fcet in Width,
md not lesa than IL feet. deep on the
ul;tur-aill TINT Tho channel Of tho st. Lawrence
River shall be deoponvd In seyoral reaches be-
tweon tho canaln wlloneYer the same may bo
nocoasary, 80 as to allow the FREQ passage Of
VESSELS drawing Ia feet OF water that the work
engaged to be- done in this article shall DO oom-
pletea BY tho 1st OF January, 1880.
l" 1t ia agreed that the Government OF Canada
atlol construct, on or before the 1Ht day OF JAM
nary, 1880, O canal to connect tho st. Lawrence
River at some convenient point. Rt or near
CaughnRwngh, with Lake Champlain. Tho dimen-
eiona Of said canal shall DO such as to admit the
passage Of veaBelB drawing IA feet Of Wat0r,
and the locks ehall bo OF not less Dimensions
hhas those named In tho preceding article. The
United States ongagcs to nrgo upon the 9ovofn-
mcnt OF tho State OF New York to cause the Ok
listing canal from whitehall, On Lake Champiain.
to Albany to bo enlarged, md. i NECESSARY,
atruoted Of equal capacity with the proposed
Caughnawaga Canal, as hcroiuafter specified,
and tho navigation Of tho Hudson River to DO
improved 30 aB to admit the passage from Lake
Qhamplatp to the lower WATERS Of tho Hudson
River Of Vessels drawing Ia feet Of watcr."
, 1874-06-22
Judge Lynch In Illinois.

Hptciut Utsrnteh 10 1'hs Chicago Tribune.
C1nRoLLToN, ILL.,, June 21.-To-day has becn
ono Of great Excitement in Greene County. A
mob Of about forty masked men visited the
County Jail In this city, about o'clock this
morning, and pretended they had man undor
arrest for murder, whom they desired to impria-
on. Tns jailor then opened his doors, when
about ten Of tho number rushed in, md, while
one portion held the jailer ut bay, the other
took the koya aud went to the cell Of CLARK
Evans, the prisoner who had made a
confession 10 tho murder Of Farmor
JOHN Halbsrt, on tho 80th of April laHt at
his louBa, 1iyo miles wost Of hero. They cut his
chains looae and hurried him into one OF their
Wagons In waiting. Before the alarm was given
thby had cleared tho oitv. md tho authorities
did not so much "a know in what direction they
rent. About O'Clock tho word cnmo In that
man was hung, Or found hanging, near tho Town
of Nov Providence, and 1t woa soon nscortained
to bo the culprjt, Evans. Undor tho direction
Of the Sheriff, an inquest was held, Witnessed
by very largo number OF persous.
who had gathered thoro from all directions,
and tho verdict WaH given in accordance With tho
facts eiictted from tho testimony Of the 1hiler,
While the excitement continues to DO worry great,
1t would SOON TINT but few doprccato tho action
Of the mob, and it WAS one OF tho boat planned,
and most quickly executed affairs on record. III
their haste to get out however. the mob broke
down one Of their huggios and loft it within q
block OF tho jail. Unless this circumstance
should revoal some Of tho actors, their identiti-
cation by tho authorities will probably never bo
made. Thus enaa tho sad story Of this young
man, who was guilty Of many crimes, by Ills own
confession,
, 1874-06-22
The WISCONSIN, BlSHOPRlC.
Correspondence Dotwoen tho Do
Cesali Committee aud Dr.
}VollCs,
Tho New Bishop Asks Time for ReiIeo'
tion Before Accepting.
Gpeetal Dispatch to Ths catea7d = a7o""e' -.
MILWAUKEE, June G.-Ihe to''o"'oR 10 va"
,orra.nondonco 40 to the Episcopato:

MILWAUKEE, June M.-luo Aot'o"Aoh :" "
correspondence su to the EplacopMo
THE uoMMtr1EE TO pisnof "EA1Es'
Nj ss1e ss pn.M q % d will gtss, ss.''so ss,
ton and hearty thanks to our neaSe ~ r;sntS s.
essa etsath ot 1asnaa Miseon.n .sa permitted inform
s1ey ss s1sas IL 81
Chosen 70 y third s9p' af'ais aeora fGny IL
e guidance III Il oas 1,t con
aes ha rsa ~ kork md esar
that you should bo placed ever " a. o9r eh!sf pastof
hs nnessmca M a;sati9u Wss wn s
IL shs HIT bullet afsor your nse was proposed, ana
ho nnysrsa VIII IL IN me aaray an1 ana ho
stsy eonyyetan e IT, IT,. andsr t1s Gas9
in Tontc uulty and 1cace and enjoy grcat prosperity.
Payng our Lord 70 guido you to sHch 11 ~
sabaeriSe Ourselves, with aetienta Of groat respect
nd nrectior. your brethren In Christ and Tho Church,
IHeso follow t!e nnnes Of h tho oonnl1.sol a,n4rE1
nnu1ar Cnuacu IaEo1onY, RED W1nd Minnvl
Friday, Juns 49, 4. p. ?; lsn'1
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HGF;ss'f: s' 1%s4'5 y" 5ss:& Sssss sss t. =
IL Tsios Dsaa nnE7nnEs: reesvsa 5ss!srasy 5our
dispatch Dy telegraph, and this morning nave ~
srrd yor letter announcing my election to the Eps.
W.Soasn Tes so oonyey ~
solanu responsibility imposed upoa me Of con-
sSioasi sido9ing question innn'tely moro gfavs
ani nomcntoua than Il shou0ht oTcF
to be called upon to considcr that am eonstrhnoa 70
AK what feel YOU VIII most kindly yiold, some days
for thought and prayer and conference before 5spy
Asking YOUR prayers and most humby imrloring tue
blesslSe, and guidance Of our Heavenly Father, an
laost ailoconstoly, your brother II tho ghorca Ok
tlh{t8t. EDWARD RANDOLPH MRLhks'
, 1874-06-22

spteta1 Dtspatch 10 7'aa Chicago Tribune.
:, AEokuK, H., June 20.-A MAST convention Of
tho Republicans Of Loo County WAS hold at
State, Congressional, aud Judicial Conventions.
George Z. Kenuedy was olected President, and
4. ]. McOIary. Of Kookuk, and ]. G. Wilson, Of
eor& .ta NJ 'Madsson, Secretaries. The followng
Convention: H. ". nothort 8. n. CLARK, B. 8.
Merriam, H. Iiehe, 8. 8. sample, 3. Fl. Craig,
John Van Yalkeuburg, J. f. Ingalls,, J. ". Mil
Tor. Lymen Young, A. Hasket. Absalom Andcs-
tod, owing to lhe lous Of tha papefs containing
tho list: TO the Congressional Convontson:
?. D. Hills, John Lindeoker, Wiliiam Lay
ton, William Tenlburinan, samuel Klein,
1has WslRss has"yG5s stsmart T. r ro'n%Ee T. 5Dets e.
j. ?. Williams ". q; Pit,map, George =. KEN
tion: Leo 7. Leaton. A.. J., McCrary, William
Wilson, A.. e.. MoQueen,u John Scott, Thomas
Wier, William Collier, ". 8. Collins, John Van
Vaksnbnsg, W, II. Mosrison Frank Bol.inger.
Tho following resolution was adopted:
Rtsatre That tho delegatcs from II. County 10 tho
unanimous voto Of tho county for John Van Valksn-
burg tho choice Of this 1uaa oonycnlion; and that
utmost 70 the nomination Of h1r. Van Yalken-
burg by the Congressional Convention.
MUBOATlNE COUNTY.
Busetal Dispateh to 1'he Chicaao Tribune
County Delegate Convention. held to-day At ti.e
Court-House, proved most inharmonioun
affair, and was unfortunate IN Its transaction Of
bu1ineBs, as tlloro seen,ol to be spirit Of
js2iouBy manifested t1om the beginning. The
rural districtu complained that Mnsoatino
City or 1ta surroundings olaiuod the
lions share OF the patronage. De- that us 1t may,
tho meeting proved to bo d general row, aud d
general spirit OF dissatisfaction Waa manifested
BY all taoEo attending 1t. FROM thu tsootdant
eIomonts Of which It wns composed, ltttls elue
could bo 6xpeotod. Causo--too many Gnu
Gidxtce.
, 1874-06-22
Several Ental Gases In Toledo, O.

several E1ltNA G&A2GH HI AOAGAV4 Vs
Special pspatch 10 Ihs Chicago Tribune.
To1Epo, O., june 21.-About eight wceks ago
q German labo1er, named Eilers, living in this
city, boughta couple OF pounds OF sausage,
which he took homo. They were rarely cooked
the next morning and eaten at breakfast. The
ucxt day Eiers VAS Heized with peculiar
symptoms which illuminated In violent
diHrrhoa md vomiting, :lastsng about
tweuty-four hours. His wifo aud two children
wore also at tackled with phins. Phyaicians were
summoned who pronounced the trouble with
Mrs. Eiera and tho children rheumatism.- and
treated them for tint. othor physi-
the disease correctly. Five weoks after
tue attack ono Of tho ohtiaron, boy aged 3
years. died, In great agony. Last Thursaay
nfsernoon Mrs. Eilera died, and microscopic
examination made yesterday OF portions
Of fesla tnksn from tho lungs, Hmbs,
and other parts Of tho body, revealed
tho fact that tho whole systom swarmcd
with trichiua. In Jumps Of flesh no larger than
pin-haad wero found from ID to 20 Of tile en-
cysted parasites. The other child Is not doad
yet, but lives In very critical condition. It
is supposed tiat Eilers' lifo was saved
by the violent purgiRg mud vomiting
which ho underwent. The case is exciting much
interest In tho medical profession here. and
specimens OF tho infected hosh have been sopt
abroad to medical colleges and prominent ply
aCinnA
, 1874-06-22
George ErnnCis Train Withdraw
from Public Life, ana Asks to He Let

Alone.
70 the Editor Of ths Ncte FORK Sun:
Tho following appeared lately in your columns !:
"When George francis Train was q candidate
for Dictator OF America he used to toll us Of five
millions worth Of loss thai ho owned in tho City
Of Omaha; and now the Sheriff Of Douglas
County, Nebraska, offers for sale twenty acres Of
these splendid lots to raiBo money enough to nav
an execution for 80, 600 taxes aud interest. Alas
for Train aud for Omaha, tool IIo aays he il
tired Of being panpor millionaire, and CON-
Hldera Omaha q fraul.'
uncertainty Shooting through the air, ! suppose
ought to be indebted to The Sun for starting
iA,s paragraph through tia several thouaand ex-
chanGes, molo especially ns miliiQpRirca will
aoon be at q discottnt2 Iuasm.lch, however, ag
is not tr11o, no portion Of my 5000 lots buing
In the hands Of tho Sheriff, nor offered for sao,
perhaps you will allow me to remain "Paupor
He who steals my good na.no, steals that tho
press have nayer given me, but ho that steals
my ptrac, steals mortgagod property in tho city
OF tho future Of groat value.
I nun willing to make this Offensive and do
fenniyo compact NTH tue newspapers. II they
WILL iot me- severely alono, I will agroo noycr to
speak again IN public, to publish another book,
or rrito another lettor to uaw,panor,
l am now satisfied that tho many rtrango
events OF my oyor-ohanging lifo, which sup
foBou waB enaoting out Of home grand princi-
Pc to benetlt humanity, hnl no motive lighor
than tAat Thing they call fanlo inhibition, ropu-
larlty' aolf, Or morbid love Of notor,etyl did
not Know = thla At TUG time, and only discovered
1T stnco abatainlng from all ktuds OF animal food.
shon!l tho coming diHast. ~ elevate tto moral
sonse Of the people to my Gts,sflara, am willing
to sllnko hands with ttlen pi.Ain. Mnauwiilo
am not at homo to frlenda OF foes. smnly oskinf.
W po 4o1 aAone' tsouE EAAHG1H TRAIN.
, 1874-06-22
CRIME.
The Murderer Evans Lynchcd In,
Grocno County, Ill.
Attempts to Wreck Trains Near Green
witch, Conn.

Attempt to wrootk Two 1ni1road
Erulrrss
Spectal Dispatoh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
NEW YORK, June 2l.-Two henaish attempts
to v1ook train on tho New York, New Havon
l. Hartford Rnllroad were 1nado lust Friday night
noar Greenwich, Conn. The plnco chosen for
the work was covered bridge, obout 75 foot
long, midway botweon urccnwch and tho long
troatlo bridge at Cos Cob. It oloaacs ono OF tho
many arms Of Long Island Sound which indont
tho coast In that vicinity, md is about 26 fcct
above the water. Tho wator Ia very deep, oven
at low lido, and tho shorca noat the bridge
arc strorn With Jagged rocks. II eithor train
had loft tho track, 1t would hayo broken through
tho frail framework OF the bridge and been dahl
cd to pieces On tho boulders or submerged In tho
Hator.
The first attempt Was u1adc on tho Boston OK
prosa mail, which loavos tho Grand Central De-
pot at 81o p. n., and passes Greenwich an hour
later. On reaching tho bridg 20 abore mentioned,
THE ENa1Nk srRuok sofE OBSTACLE
which made 1t rock Violently, but did not lessen
its spend. The engtnoer supposed IT Nns some~
thing which hnd come on tip track BY chance,
Stamford, tho first station Of Importance beyond
the bridge.
The second attempt waa made op tho boston
cxproaa, which leayos tho Graud Central Depot
VsAV ps 4lsf AlA 4GAuAta AAGoAhabA AAuHs AbsAV
o'clock. Thia was near heiu8 succansful. Al
this train entered tho bridge. tho ongncor saw on
tho traoG 5ow engine-1op8tha rhcad, aone
large bouldors, aud boforo ho could grasp tho
throtsle.valve 1ever tl.e engtue struck them 80
eauarey that instead Of jumping tho track, It
waB instantly stopped. Beyond a few slight
bruiaoH to heads, caused by tho shock, mono Of
tho passengers wor6 injured. The pilot Of tho
engino was smashed to bits. and aomo Of the
front work wae broken. Ono Btono was hnrled
through the side Of tho bridge. breaking several
atanohions. Tho rost, two iii number, were sent
like SLOTS straight along the track,
/ nEADINd T1Ea AID MA0aL1Na FINDERS,
but at leugth they rolled to the tiulbors below
cut of tho RAY. Tho firoman saw man ruiz
ming in tho woods noar By, and chased him, but
The theory is that two tra1nps who wore ojoot-
Cd from . freight train wllers they were takiuga
free ride triod out Of reyengo to
damagod the oompsny's property by obstIuottnE
the track. Two tranps, nanaod William Smith
and John Ragan, were arrested In Stamford
yesterday, and sent to New Haren. Rasan
answers tho description tho aromao gave Of the
man he chased. Thoy toll contradictory storios
OF themselves. hut jony completely i'll the mat
tor: Conviction under tho ciroumstaucca is next
to fmpoRsiblo.
, 1874-06-22
Illlnoia Farmers Nominating Oonveu-
ttOns.

Special D1pateh to The Chttaga Tribune.
WlacuEsrEl!, ILL.,, Juue 20.-pursuant to call.
tho Scott County Farmers' and Mechanics Cou-
ven!ion mot Il, the Const-Ifouso Ut p. m. to
chooso two delegates to tho FarmorH' aud Mo-
ohantcs' Convention. which conyenca at SPRING
fold on Friday, Juno 20, to nominate candf-
dato to Uongreaa from thia district.
On motion, Judge ". A. Giham wan appoint-
cd Chairman, and u. ,. Moore Secretary.
- 4 motion that Judge ". 4. Gillian and II.
Miner 10 nominated a. delegates was carried.
Moved and seconded tt!at tho SooreturY opall
ceosteApoulcnco with tue diIereut organizations
III the county.
y. 9. uortlon, In tho oourso Of a brief apoool,
hasa that We should pny of our Government
Gohus aa ngreed to in the contract, and that wo
6uenta 19noso Topudiatton In toto.
~; Morao contonaed that no restrictions
SHOULD 90 placed on the action OF the delegates,
from thla Convention 30 Instructed to oast tlalg
, 1874-06-22

Giving theao figures IN another form, tho clubs
rank as follows: The Dostons tayo played
twenty-eight games and lost Hix Of thom or loss
than ono.fourth. Tho Mutuals hnyo played
twenty-five games and lost niso. Tho Athotcs
have played twenty-throe and loAt nine. The
phtladelphiaa. out Of sixteen have lost eight, or
one-half The White Stockings have lost rlino
games out OF fifteen. or three-1ftllB Of I'LL
played. Just ne1t 10 them come the fInrtfortls,
who have lost eloyen games out Of soyonteou;
then tha Atlanticg, who out Of fifteen gn1neH
Baltimore Club, the loeer Of seventeen Galnos
out Of Twenty-Five.
, 1874-06-22

HENDERSON, Ky., Juna 10, 1874.
n Natt, NJ g. af sray<r,' R<s. Lodge, No. H. !. q.
, ar q. F.: -
! DEAu SIN AND DRornER: Ia guardian OF tho
children Of our late Brother, Jacob Blazer, please
accept their Thanks aud e1tond tho aamo to tho
Brothers Of the Odd Follows'. .Benoyolant Society
OF Chicago, ILL.,, for tho sum OF S53o.1o which I
nnid childron. I aBsure YOU that it Is a rreat
blessing to them, which will mover bo for9o}ton.
remain yours III 7. L. and T.
/ JAcon Held, Bn., Guardian,
, 1874-06-22

adjournment, with a1l progont After granting
several OF tho oommitteos further timc to re-
port, IN ordinance WAS adopted. granting the
Chicago l. Southern Railroad Company the right
to lny and operate double railway trnok, with
oil nooossary aidotracks, along tho contro line Of
Secs. 2, ii, a, %, 20, and 95. The conditions
OF tho grant weto humorous, the moat note
worthy being TINT tho rato of passenger faro
road ontering Chicago, and that communication
tioltota shall bo Issued.
Petitions were received and refcrrcd, 81 4
botweeh ] siztysthird and si1ty.nfth streets,
stroot and stewart avenue |; to open tho
crossing over tie Fort wayne Road. & a. tho d. d.
tioth atroet across the Fort Wayne track.
Hergt. Fahnn, OF tho police reported that the
sidewalk on Si1ty-ninth stroet needed repair, %
aluo the street from ooionan'a aaloon' on Hal
eted stroet
On motion Of Trustee Mulrhead, an order Tor
Ell, 900 wAs drawn IN favor of the Union Stook-
Yards National Bank for moneys advanced on
270.80, wcro also allowed, and warrants ordered
The following WAS offered by Trustee Muir
head:
wa5ss4s Tho nc.rd. T Trustees Of Lake .,.a sna
Keso{psd, That this Board having confidence IN tho
ability Of IT, IT, Purdy, do horoby recommend him
Superintendent Of Water-Worls for tho said Town Of
Lake nnd Village Of 1Iydo Park, md TINT the Town
Cerk IL hereby Instructed To notify tho board Of Tras-
tees Of Hydo Park of tho Recommendation.
Tho resolution was carried By the following
voto: Yeas-Murhcad, Montgomery, and Tabor.
Nays-Comau and Brinltman.
ine boIeeant oI tho Folfce Was lnatruetea so
confer With hlr. Coy regarding the AerdinR Q!
Texas oattlo on the opcn prar1o Of tho town, aud
dl.teiy. e'S' ''~''~@ - '>''''D' '1@N% ''As 'N'''
Thn .nnftcr If or3nrIno sun,nrer anits for
~ ,,oca ,rna ~ rooin, ietd nnan IN, tno rayt
~" w. ~ ~ ~ aitar ~ oFts y, ~, w., suT
os1m9, ca H. nnntulo 10 st Mae ,nGn N ~"
ceive Ills pay from q. D. Mannur, tho proprietor
Of tho Pnrk, aftor which tho Board adjourned.
,.ru roavur
r, - .i - H., =. ~.
AMo u1oeulB oAannn"ttonn " t'4o ntaaooa a. q.
~ dall, TIE 1emaie coAeGiate department OF
Lake Forest University, will bo held to-day. Ths
following arc the subjects:
Foreuoon-o oo,c)ock.-E1a1n,natton Of c,asae. in
Nentnj srienra f;cnrrai HIstnrv 7nctc Ersrch
zonin1r Grrmcn1 fntir Trjanunm5cs,ry 0s'S' As
i Ge1,oonI9 oclockLsiofa1 Philoa9nhv. ohemsstrv.
'S". -Asea'' s,,,1N, o1,4~'
Iratna !oaYe tho Wlaconnln depot on West
~ nttvse =. an~ yao m ne ienaa to o.
re inhslsnton M ean p1ooqlo oAo1saon s'okete Ior
II se [onnu TIP aot ~ at aomgs 9oon.atoIe. s9'
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