Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-29

approaching annual festival of the Nation
al Saengerbund at Indianapolis, comment
cling on the Sd day of September, gives
promise of being the grandest affair OF the
day. 1t is reported that 1914 singers from
Louisville and New Albany,
will attend. The Columbus Maennerchor
is announced as having signified its inten-
ton of being ON hand, as well as the fol-
lowing societies from other places:
Concordia, Louisville, Kentucky.
Frohsinn, Louisville, Kentucky.
Orpheus, Louisville. Kentucky.
Liederkranz, Louisville, Kentucky.
( Eintracht, Chillicothe, Ohio.
s LieGertafel, Akron, Ohio.
Maennerchor, West Cleveland, Ohio.
Maennerchor, Rochester, New York.
Bruderbund, Tiffin, Ohio.
Maennerchor, Wheeling, Virginia.
Liederkrsnz, Cleveland, Ohio.
Saengerbunt, Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
Arion des Westens, st. Louis, Missouri.
Liederkranz, Sidney, Ohio.
Saengerbund, Cincinnati, Ohio.
! Turner Maennerchor, Nashville, Tennes-
see.
Maennerchor, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Germania, st. Louis, Missouri.
Teutonia, Allegheny City, Pennsylvania
Germania, Chicago, Illinois.
Druiden SaeDgerchor, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Junger Maennefchor. Cincinnati, Ohio
Liederkranz, New York.
Harmonic, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Concordia, Chicago, Illinois.
FREEZER Saengerbund, Chicago, Illinois.
Gesang Verein, Cleveland, Ohio.
Frohsinn, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Harmonic. Detroit, Michigan.
Teutonia Maennerchor, New York.
Liedertafel, Buffalo. New York.
Turner Liederkranz, Chattanooga, Ten
nessee.
Maennerchor, Sandusky, Ohio.
Harmonic, Cleveland, Ohio.
Maennerchor, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Maennerchor, Terre Haute, Indiana.
Maennerchor, New Albany, Indiana.
Saengerbund, Jacksonville, Indiana.
LiederkranZ, Evansville. Indiana.
Saengerbund, Aurora, Indiana.
Maennercher, Laporte, Indiana.
Maennerchor, Columbus, Indiana.
Maennerchor, Tell City, Indiana. 81
The arrangements for this grand musical
reunion are of the extensive and liberal
character. g.
IHE TYPOGRAPHICAL BASE BALL Con
TEsT-As will be seen, the preliminaries for
the match game of base ball between tn,
printers in the Journal office and those in the
and the fight is to come off on the Capital
grounds, Stewards Grove, on Saturday
Aug. 31st, at half-past two o'clock. Not
one of the contending mines has ever played
the game before. Some of them have never
seen it played, so very funny time may b,
looked for. We have no doubt but the
whole town will be on the ground to see
the game. Anxious that the thing shouic
go off with eclat, we have prepared the tol-
lowing rules:
1. The Pitcher shall be kept full of beer
2. AS soon as the Vampire calls foul, the
shcrt-stop will rush for the nearest he'll
roost.
8. Mullins will not be allowed to partake
of gingerbread.
4. If a fly be caught, it must be passed
Immediately to the scorers, who pin its
wings with two EN- quad.
5. If there be balk in the Pitcher, he
must Immediately be refilled.
6. The side '.irst out" will put the num-
Der of its siug on the slate.
2. II either side is unable to finish its
stake" it will be allowed to "quad out"
with crackers and cheese.
"Great care will be taken to prevent ac-
cidents, but the players will not be respon-
sible for any that may occur.n kcr
No visitor will be allowed on the grounds
unaccompanied by an Accident Insurance
ticket.