, 1875-04-04


By course Of training aud study having snas =!
end in view, and this preparation can ou45 ~
had in Normal Schools.
WAuKECAN.
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF TILE WEEx.
+ Hyit&e7t for Tbs Tribune.
|, WAuKEoAy, ILL.,, April 3.-The condition OF the
weather the past week, taking everything 1nso
consideration, has been very pleasant. The beau
tiful sunshine, the singing OF tho birds the
chirpiue Of thefrogs in the neighboEing sloughs'
give life and vigor to every person and tnlne'
which the weather Of the past winter almoss
deadened by it's extreme coldnesa+ Our boantl-
ful city is again astr; although not entirely oeaa
she has been sleeping for some time past ouf
citizens are now fully awake to seuse Of tnoll
duty. The proprieto1s Of the "dlen Flora
aud "dasnesia
MINERAL SPRINGS,
since their discovery, have quite eztens1Velg ao-
Yertised their merits, aad are now IN return
receiving o large number OF orders dal3 arom
parties who have used the water and have been
greatly benefited by it's use, and from oShers VINO
lave had tue water recommended to tfem by
their friends. y
The final arrangements for ths great closlng-
out
SALE OF THE GLEN Flora HBRD,
which is fixed for Wednesday ucx:, nrc about
completed, aud are in keeping with tho usual
fbara,lties With which such matters are gener-
a,ly condncted ut Glen Flora To guard against
bad woather, a large canvas tent has boon made
expressly for the occasion, which will afford
shelter and standlng-room for large number.
There is every indication that the sale will be
largely attended. Many predict the result Will
pass into history ns one Of the most Important
events in shotthorn circles eve: held in this
country,
very pleasant time was enjoIed by those IN
THE socL.nLE
given By the ladies' OF the First baptist Church,
1t tho residence Of r. G. Eazb, on Thursday
evening last. Tho art-gallery Wis veil decorat~
ed with works Of art add other things very at
tractlve. The premiums were al that could be
desired. Tho great outlay Of money to par
chase these raluable articles is certainly without
precedent. The Baptists are wholc-souled peo-
Pile. They believe it is better to give than to re-
ceive, and they oheerfully demcnstrate this be-
Lief BY their actions q the night in question.
On Saturday night last some parties who had
been partaking pretty freely of TIA eontonts OF T.
keg Of beer proceeded to the railroad depot,
where
TuEn CONDUCT WAS OUTRAGEOUS.
They broke several windows in the depot, at
tackled the night watchman, and committed
other depfelalioEg Of IKe character. One OF
in jai], but was released, having furnished bail,
which Was placed at $1,000. Tho other parties
nave thus far escaped arrest, but, 6 the author
it,es are IN search OF them, the. will without
doubt be taken ere long, and justice will be
neted ort tothem according to Law.
Judge Blodgett, who has been spending the
winter in Chicago, returned with his family 10
his homo in this city on TnulBiay list.
g. S. Prescott has returned to Wsukegan from
Europe his family arc still in Germany no ex-
poets to close up some business mneera and re-
Join them about juno l.
hfr, aad Mrs. Nelson, Landon hare returned
home from quite at extensive Southern tour.
The many friends Of Judge Tuner will be
pleased to learn t-.at he has 30 far recovered
from his recent severe llnoas as To- bo about once
mora.
Tho Rev. e. II. Adams. OF :Eo Methodist
Church will make known JosAuas Resolution
on Sunday morning. Subject in the evening will
be :. Rich Man LazarCs."
" Presbyterian Church on Sunda; morning.
The Rev. S. s. Fisk, Of the Baptist Church.
will On Sunday morning take for his subject
"The Promise OF the Comforter" Subject for
evening & Look on tho Bright 6ide.'':
.::ecElLASEoEs.
The spelling epiden,lr has at last reached our
city. Tho contest held in the lectre-room Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church On atoudav
evening last vas largely attended, INT whether
it Was tho Iarge amount Of the rize or the
novelty Of the proceedings which nude it 50 in"
toresting yeur correspondent is una,le 70 state
The pr.ze Of 81 was taken by Miss Griffith, oae
OF tie teachers in tho High School: who is not
only lady, but also q scholar, :here vii be
another spelling contest on Monlay evening
ncxt; the prize to the best spel!er nil be S..
The State street property, kn,wn az tho
"John Tool Place." whic.. was to h:7e been cold
on Wednesday last, did not sell, bu. was post
poued until MaJ 1.
The first party given by the now string band
on Monday night last at Phoenix Hal was sue
cess.
Tho work at the arscsian we'll haa5een delayed
on account OF the drill having &stuck" at the
depth Of 905 feet while boring Though roek-
ONEdA.