, 1876-09-17

eA4~ AoAt!&alI-UAEIH III EAST fAFk. Now
'uese nappy days have unccscmoniously passcd as
shadows away, and with them the merry notes Of
INC oull-trog the nightly caterwaulinge also grow
1alhtef anu less enthusiastic, while Romeo sushes
on the lee side Of the gate, wondering why the old
stove. - 'Ae s'~-'0@
- THE UNIVERSITY OF TIE ToR7HvssT.n
Racing College, lately endowed BY the bishops
OF the Northwest as q University, starts of in the
pecs lhan beoye Ws'a sxen more nor
place since ColnnleaceE1ent-day and many familiar
faces among tue Faculty hare departed Tic new
day io: the rst time he Facu!ty has BEEN no. ,o
pointed ns follows: The Rev. Homer Wheeler,
F'ofesfor lessor. Of Mathematics the Rev Dr.
LettFes; the Rev. ]. II. Converse. Professor OF
Latin and Gr1ek; the Rev. Flayei S Luther. who
naut nas oeen the efficient Rector Of the Grammar
1essof of ph;stcs and Astronomy; the Rev. Or.
Eals, me Emeritus Professor Of Greek, instrncts
a1a9 d IN German; ss Hinley Trinity graduate,
teaching the sciences, is the tutor in Chemistry
The Grammar,school Hoard Of INSTRUCTOR remains
Charles II. Trueedell, who has returned to bis
The Rev: +: b. spalding, the late sub Warden
Francisco CAL. where i,ix brilliant tnlcn:s cannot
but command the admiration and respect OF tho
friends Of education in that State
etc., has been called to the Presidency Of Hobart
election q If. William Stevens Perry to The blshS
1.-THE NOBLE AnT.f'
a blatant sewins-machine agent at the County
Fair, belonging to neignboring village Mil
rod'' Of Racine On some trivial ulIair, and the
last seen Of the stitch manipulation his noble form
vas tleeting across the green sward, nose In both
- Nimrod'' had started the claret by d scientific
slip OF his arn and verdict was Served him right.
Verify, ''Abe is mighty hunter before the
Racine does not always bear away the victor's
palm. Jim Smith, we'll known bclliserent, went
to the aforesaid Fair with wrath in both eyes anda
skin full of whisky, determined on knocking the
stu'fing out OF the nr1ington boys. Before he had
been in town an hour Sumner" had Jinl's face
pumme1ed to Jelly and two ribs broken. No
mourners.
The pleasant home Of Robert C. Tate, Esq, was
the scene Of happy wedding party on Tuesday.
Lewis C. karrick, Esq., Of Salt Lake City. Many
friends were present to witness the ceremony, and
the presents Of sllyerware and jewelry we're rich
has won an amiable and noble hearted girl A
Thousand kind wishes will follow the cosy couple
as they jog along life's pathway together
FALSE LIGHT
Racine has had heaped upon her the degradation
of many misdeeds of her great men, but now the
CUP Of her sorrow is running over II Is whispered
which went ashore here last week, nistook 4 red
head looking from window the bluff for the pier
IN ga 9 and
dry on the projections. Dncharitahle pcople will
insist that the false beacon was raised to catch the
be1s. Can this be trues
THE COUNTY POOR.
The structures made in last Sundays Issue upon
the miserable treatment received by the poor OF
this county were upon further examination not in
any light exaggerated. The wretchedness and
filth Of the Poor. House would bring cold shudder
5nG M
ure responsible for this wrctcheaness The sys-
TEN OF letting out this institution to the lowest
bidder cannot be condemned too strongly. Think
beetle creatures. These penurious, hard -dsted
Changers look upon this contract as remarkable
$500 cach per year to that the instructions Of
tho Board are strictly carried out Here are 5000
worse than thrown away to gratffy some ones de-
wretches waliow in their own filth in the very
chambers and their bedding is alive with yermin; |
themselves nearly naked for the want OF any cloth
ing. Will the sanity members Of our churches who
monthly throw In their odd cents to send flannel /
Petticoats to The heathen Of the tropics remembe.
have awas %h
may be b1otted out! Is there no way to make |
those responsible change places with tho inmates |
Years ago IN Intelligent young lady filed high |
position in our best society. Her home was among I
the finest that adorned Main street. As age crept
tivcs, perhaps not without some just cause. few !
months ago she died in wretchedness In this same
County It. was shs had
No one knows what were her feelings nor why the |
cause Of this starvation. She had passed the por-
9 so says
Jane Dickson to the degradation Of dying IN such q
And Jet men are already iaborins to |
prove. that the Commissioners exaggerated their
report.
MISCELLANEOUS,
There Is strong evidence OF bar'l OF money be- !
ing distributed among the faithful. The first to !
be Post, which was graphing in cold death as an
independent sheet, when new life is suddenly ln- |
fused from abroad and it appears as nine column
for Tilden and Hendricks, 1t had very near 200 ]
subscribers before the Republicans bolted it.
ITEMS.
The sad-eyed beauties who spent their Sabbath |
deyotions in weeping at Mound Cemetery will |
- give Us rest until the widower returns from
the Centennial.
The Republican delegates ratified their ''Bones"
at the County Convention on Saturday.
It is said that when John Eayen arrived at the |
Burlington Fair he sat down and cried because the /
to take up the cattle running at large did
not extend to that burg. There should he law, !
wherever the Chief Police travelled, that the or
dinances should travel with him, or man can't |
make any money in that Office - .,o. t.,
being bound over to the Circuit Court for Fooping
countryman Of his wealth.
Secor hls got q mon- o polly on the trunk busf-
ness, and 65 hands have struck work.
PERSONAL. /
Judge Allen has been hunting his 'sblarsted
trunk for full week at the Centennial. So he !
writes ....- : |
Mrs. james II. Slanson and Miss Minnie will |
visit Season at Oregon, III
Joe schroeder and wife, Robert Bell and wife,
John Winslow, Henry Van Peit,. A. Cary Jndd,
Justice Mayuirc, and silas Harris, donned their
collars and aprons to join the grand army Of Odd
Fellows at Philadelphia on Wednesday.
Allen Lawton arrived from California on " cdnes-
day. and is resting his weary bones with his father
md brothers preparatory to taking IN the Cen
Eennial.
Miss May Pinney, the accomplished guest OF Miss
Nellie Osborn, hcs departed for Chicago, anu i
Henry ow sghs Mt vacancy.
Dr. Garloch has packed his jnlap and asafGdlta,
aiken his bone untcr his arm, and hled him to
Lyndonrillc N. Y, where he will open shop.
Mrs Henry Stevens, daughter, and niece, de-
parted Inst Tuesday for Philadelphia.
4. l.. Phillips, the boss Chairman OF the Repub-
lean Central Committee, is living in clover while
lis better half enjoys the Centennial
A number Of stout Changers left the city on
Thursday for Milwaukee to pull II. D. Fratt. Esq, |
,ut Of the mud upon the State Fair Grounds. |
Fred Wild, ESQ.,, will exhibit the Chief OF !
;ileons Band to the ttuasers of Philadelphia next
week.
KENOSHA.
TIE COUNTY FAIR.
Sptciaf Correspondence Of The Tribune.
KENosHA, Sept. 16.-The annual fair OF this
will |