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, 1869-05-11

Du.au. Of No; lei Like xrees, dealer IN dosns:-
tho asenp1son: aTne Gnlo PasIac I iInemFo eaf n
Ocean to Ocean: The Clothes Ilne-FTom tin1c
Itnmemosal 70 Eternity, On the other side,
The Delegate from Alaska " waa the nppropri-
ate Designation which Aessrs Bnnop Barnes,
he welEknown hat, cap and tnr dealers 1t "a.
which hela Z prominent plate On 9asou,
Car-assttnE appa1atoss tEom the wa1eIpons OF
Baker. Smith Co. 10 Il. dearborn street
cheerful promise Of warm, ca&y jous1le1s throus6
the Western 11!ds NEXT winter, md Il The satne
among tnslr other attractive teatusess. s~' 1>''''
and hose carts Of tue Ftre Department Was 4 large
wason on EhIeh were M placed eight Of those tntis-
from the Northwestern Fire E1un9uisner Compa-
ny. Thousands Of people made the very natural
% mistake e. of suPHosing thas these we're par. and
agents q the Elliptic Sewing Machine, saiesloom
ss1es as eoa
u Calcutta, Shanghai and other seaport towns;
Indian Lodge, ROCKY Ao1naiu1 vim plAcard
announcing this ~ "Tne Results OF The QuAkes
rs r nphfr y 1o4 sSs e,,n;ie Ssw
chtnes:" said customers being Personased as an
Aslattc Turk Santa Fe Cabauero, ChtnAmau,
MORMON Eltef dna AlaSkan. Al IN full cns1EE1G.
Sands Ale BTeN1 Ing Company turned oct most
imposing display, numbering twenty-five wssoua,
draHn bT nftJ-iou1 Splendid hurses,
The machinery establishment OF c. 4 J. Cooper.
No. S. Michigan avenue, WIS represented bT 1
Large wagon, on which was placed the nrst engine
for Cn!rz ria San Francisco This urn ne also
building nve hundred horte power engine for
hE,sham Ioyns 3 Water r. Werss. ,n Salt Lake City,
Boomers Bridge Wofks furnished an Immense
Illustration Of the enterprise OF Chicago, IN the
ah1pe Of pncnma1lc pile for the bridge st omaha
tEek, and wcighs ten tons. Sixteen horses were
required 70 draw the enormous weight
VIC noticed u the procession rwo immense
wagons laaen with crates Of chlna ware and crock
| ery, which must have been transported over the
Pacific Road TO this CITY, or they would not have
| made such an exhibition Of them IN the grand
parade yesterday. Each representation Id tue
procession seemed to endeavor TO Guido each
| oshez, hut the display Of I'm +. bowen Co, No.
TO Lake street, wns the most credtahe IN thclf
line that was observed by the ,usuy pzassers by
Who might hare been counted by the ten thou.
6nu16-
, 1869-05-11
THE eITY III 9gtEF.

AAE6iAK7 Ar2RAr. the young ror,,n WHOSE
suanse aUenPt At suicide anl rescue by Mr.. Jerv
nonofan- an enploEe In Reed L Shetw1ns a s,.ro,.
N1 No1se- was mentioned In TEE TpfHrST d,.,1
a. toe noose OF Nj. Gleason In Rftdsnnrt Trs.s,.
-! EoSn- sae WA8 a handsome Young woman nT
Eya Ei SnAae'ef and member OF the order Of Sd
nv H. f,.,a ~ enalen OF which WIS the knoeteI
!. tasoes residing ID Milwaukee, CnIess aer fatser
leAlu Aom she Will be buried bv he ftieras y he,
I1se 1se 5000 BY her tn her peed-uInonv vhurh
GssMA Donofnn and Gleason deserve hotloraS.1
n'ennon,-as Calvary on Wednesday.
"oAlS SAHKD Jane Dusaa. about .htrxy-,vo
Ssseass OF are, the widow Of ! uau Filled n me
aAseeuth sIeet crossing on Safe street ah,out :
sn !eal 70 vas brought into The Unlon Street Sta-
eer Flynn, on the charge Of dtunEenaess saa
ceked IN cell About O'Clock she Has found
% os u dy1rS condition 4 physician waz h.
SUNNY sent for but before his arrival she had ex-
Ptlen. "a se4f beside her ~as found N empty
The czse- Since the death Of her husband she had
lead very dtasolute LIE,
The BEST AND Aoesr sucrexslcl ptaa for nr,
sHTtug fE1N from moth dur1uX the snrumer IL ~
put them TITO common cloth or tne4s fs1 ~
them tight End hing them II the safters n tSs
ntuc- The moth viii never Attempt 10 cnt tt1onr1
nese bAss, Dor will dampnesa In1uIe tnen n
StEc1AI AlRrISG OF the ladiS Connected With
tS t1s fsoses1ant Orphan AsJlnm xW tafe plsca
e1..rs T ssA3, o elock. A fnn aEtendaoce Il
seied. - ..A- F'' ..s'7e = I" ~ .<~0z'-
v. q hAxSEa. PAN Gsand hazse4 L O, O. r. of
.seoeKtk. b at the Sherman Hocaa, ma vfu ueef
Cs Uoa Fsilowh OF shts City. eais ev1 rtuH It .
Et2ct.
, 1869-05-11

heen bound together, And rc taaas Tsec ros
US n,esanga thou hAs conferred on u and otner
hsst an,n,sn Sss o1f r 'asu- ana the. whou Thru
son Jesus Christ, 10 ali honor aud e,qry aseslse1
"ossa WITHOUT eed. Amen.
TEX LAST Raj
The magnificent raA Of laurel on which WAS 4
commemorative pl2te Of 6llvtl, WIS brought fne.
ward put IN plAcc, and Dr, HARNESS. In hchA,f Of
The State Of Calfornis, presented Governor Sian.
ford The gold spike. with tbs following addrcss.
fHk Rnyu R1Kk
Hon ?. a. Tf.sIe, tsom the State OF Scyada,
presented silver spike on behalf Of the citizens
Of NetsdA With The following remsrks:
TO The iron Of tha EAGt and the gold Of the
Mest Nevada adds her Link ot silver 70 span ,ne
continent and we'd the IronA"
REkAKKs or nR. Il Y. HAEKKEsS or sAcRAxrx7n
The Last rali needed 10 corup&ete thr urratrst
sntefnIi3e Of The would, Is shout to be laid, The
LAST spife Decided to rnte the Atlantic aud pacInc
u be driven to It, place 70 porfosn these
het1 ne Eaaf and West have come toxether
s Ssrsr s.noe history commenced her record 81
lhe completion Of work 20 magnificent IN con
seplon, 30 m.rvelo1s In execution. When
M saee &c isis ~ msesa o. The apd hss ss.s
toni Of her days TO nroptlate the Gcnii Of The
seas oJ wedding the Adstatlc with a costly
3c"st nore proudly than Venice can AueEica
tosHl oI aef power and progress, Of her wealth
and commerce. Not the sea only but the Continent
y made thus pathway. Unlike the Doges Of
s snse We nave no Gent Of the Seas to Eropit1Aie,
ornau,en, ~ ~ q! tnef example We may dtg
iron raiia on which ~ i.rs,o s ss tne tese
and travel OF CONTINENT IS about % ron and II is
N thia mode that California, within whose bor-
tlels aud BY whose c1urena The Pacific Railroad
tton ~ r. tnet ueeues - a net aePteeia-
states Of the rreat enternrse whieh hv sonr ioint
action. is about to be consunlmated. From
aer u1inea Of, gold she has forged q spike; :;
a1nm tss set laurel woods she has hewn
1hsn, - ts, ~ eas ua!ah =! yer CuLens sue ousEa
, 1869-05-11
NOTABLE EEATCRk,>,

Among the cunpus AID interesting elements OF
The great procession wctr rcmenous instances OF
Individual enterprise, tact aud ingenuity, as veil
IN the tasteful tt<play OF articles in the lumber
Of vehicles turned out
The establishment OF XeSgA West L FxTtH
Northwestern agents for the Wheeler 1 Wilson
sewing machines, tuInet OFT u1afulaccni colec-
uon Of s?lendidlool1ng horses and handsomely.
painted Wagons beautifully decorated with naEs,
devices, &c One gtossy. black torf-su-alo1 OF
elegant style and caIrnGe, 4:tached 10 new End
neasly-oruAmen1eu city wagon attracted general
nol4ce and admiration The nfteen wagons SUP.
pied b! Wess / FszTat were anan pat Of the
ls0 wagons v hfch the company employs In can
vasstnE the cccnsT, delivering Sewing machines
to purchasers
4 lrse uuck wagon With tne team Of horses,
tet.e1s on White ca1rns: Pittsburgh. For1
New York 70 San Fta3dsco: aua 1pon The other
Chicago R4,lxar send CONGRATULATIONS to brother
oc,cels Of the Cuioo aod CentrG Pacific Railways
Nay 10, 1t o 'cleek n n. " -
4 striking Instance Of The srtas results brought
about ov the greai iron highway WIS Afforded In
the wagon Of J. ". Middleton / Co, st2uoners
nni blank took Manufacturer for the q. P. r B,
the hntsea neatly deooFaxed- and dIAWtnX . truck
heay1tv loaded with packages Of goods for actual
shirentnt to stations On the Psettc Railroad. the
Whp5e tF4pcd with the American nag.
". 4 b DonTaaA manufacturers q pzMpk hy-
tyypN r1unA, &c-. were 6neiy repteAcatea h5 4
wagon lo,axled VIII s,ee.aena 81 tacr productions
gnd TefeA
, 1869-05-11
SPEECH OF MAYOR llICE.

Hon. John u. Rice. Mayor Of Chicago, then
came forward aud addressed the meeting a9 fol-
lows:
LADIES' AND GENrIENES: It Is fl that we should
all rejo!ce to.sls!. The event We celebrate com-
msnds itseI to ~ M ths psople Of ame,sca and 10
The iayng Of the last ral Of tho Pacific Railroad,
that mites the waters Of Lake Michigan with the
/ aay that the people Of Chicago may especially
rejoice that this great highway Of the world 70 the
Pacific should have been bulit and coupletei; for,
eastern end OF the grand trunk IS In the city or
Chscago+cheers1-ast the west Is IN the city OF
San Francisco. From this city shall start the
world ho 20 70 sec the mountains Of America Ia
MI rheir Az ful subrn1ty and terrific grandeur our
mighty rivers, and the gtens and caycrns which
dian and The tzs7per. From this great city Of the
West, whose ample storehouses arc n1led With
81, 81 "a "a Huus. 's'5ss 'ss; ases ssa tee =
distant Western Territories to cultivate their fer
tie EeIda, anil to extfact their exhausttesi stores
Of gold md silver and coal. aad all the metals
outfit from honorable merchants, who have the
aptitude to select what i required and the nteg-
nty to deal fairly with ali ~n6 come, From this
o1 pPs, fha e. f1z " nc to 81 .s
urT, Of ~ OF oi nancy. that tarsity reopse may
pIause.l
Tten the completion Of this ercat thosoashfasc
aeross our continent Is b!cs sing to entire
ton. So much for the matertat advantages Of this
great result
Ilnt would desire you to rematnbera higher
anu More perfect cause for rctof19ng beyond all
money price. II Is that We NAY al IN one up1ves-
sal acclaim accord honor and applause 70 the
genius that conceived this great work and the nd
ventusous minds that undertook lts completion:
TO the aptitude and energy, TO the dIellty Of these
Gue men rhat completed the WORK, which. in its
hcnenccnce, Is without rival Oh, glorious r nted
States Of America, the land Of Freedom. Of pro-
Hf yiffUA AH1 nf n thr Ata
thar tend TO elevate man and secure his happiness!
LIT us III unite together IN doing such deeds ~
NAY make LIE worthy Of these great blessings
Ladies' and gentlemen. have the h1upr 10 In.
todHce 70 you the Vice President Of the Cntted
States, the Hon. Schuyler Colfax, who has
travelled over this line.
, 1869-05-11
At OMAHA
sleciL Des7a.eh 10 Thr chieAxo rEhunS

SEecil Dtr7a:ch 10 The Chicago fs1hunS
OMAHA. Eeh, Mxy "a
PrcraratL,ns for tile 6nal celebration ot thc u
in tss thplAt wisnesed west of Gh.t.xs
ant st, Iona Earl, tl1s morning people from d.
sCzEnE ndfnf c,oatEy lid Council RluRa eou1tDr1~t
streaming into and the norutns train tte Union
the P1ati.' Ea!Ly- From Fremont full fir company
Gang Ia 70 Participate IN he erhestitn The day uaA
wt;h.thHdnk h. everything went of according to pr,
f17n1:,. Tne nu.r ui peepae In tic pfoetssoa end
Vi the str+a II uus Ira. t.an fifteen thousand. Tr.
xoantses AID rcSn!at artillery Ecrr stationed Cap
lfsl Hnl neAI the Gcas: snrvry Observatory: rac-e "a
snmMtt Many hnsicss and dwelling hot.ra wtt-
tteu1tts the general eEc-s Of the E1ion Pa16S wrrn
taattfn&y draped with hakA
By O'clock Z aax DEFY tn hear from Pron,n,sry
btesuc Gentsnl l.rS, n:h-scf pt.sens aA1sn.,lins
reached ksre shcNt half past .rLck Imtu.-iisfrly
ealwr af rne hurdTtt sI1s fired. The ..srs.nins
tleat appreciation Of <ae creattpE memenf.
ttrnsh s p :" tte rro.e-siu1 formed AID MARCHED
Thtrr At-fses wtsu 6elisefe iy fenrTais F1.Sr aud
|ns and ~ 5s1ss .ssS u
csned a ShtTm1a RAfracka. TIen t.;l@vs-t liz Ma.
Eric orders e oE,ahs and Fseuuat: Odd Frllawa
TLrntsrttn. F'uhn clscitr Knights oi Pyki.A tza
aeaI. =; IT, f., ,,ss. e u alan PeeSs .ho
city, PaCte Tr1etfsta ani full representation
u ltE Sa.rt:s :fEgR- rx,.rcaS cufnpAnieA &c .rt
o!raEi.sti9n 'tas ssadel ~ = ane band aaJ tae d.
T. cisht fne ETY. Is 1!::taasrd citizen sc.r,t,.
E:r with r:tcr ~ m wha 10 r1rvi The t.,s1to
Budius.. rk- MrtEr lat.:a aud ether kock. .,,1
li.Aat sr4etssls. ffA hal, Al The C,fi:51 etsed th
etT eon' SHea Wa Ia .r~ty NAs e.wdtat' IL
, 1869-05-11

=
tie following
ORIGINAL FoEl.
Ring ont. oh bella! let e.unsns rn,t.
In laudrst ton.s ot thunder,
7h.. trfn hses. from ahsre 10 .hore,
Through dest It. vnet, am f,sr.t dep,
IhrnpEh Tuol,rt1in. kTs1a srd h,sfy.
Apsth is opened fcr ~ tune.
And wc behold the sLory.
Eborus-Rsay oa,L Oh ts,It. ete,
We ~ho hat yesterday a,I+ared
Al set:ici1 OF tsA. h1tdc..
Where 1ply say asiaA HeIr rrA.cd
MD chaoA and cllordcf-
We wake to hsxa ~tllstys~ nldWa3
In cnptipcatAl stati, n,
AID hcrd or E-eet{nS1. either WY.
Acres the mighty na.i~u.
Syr reaeI. ont toward th1 Gadsu Gale,
And f-aBs~ ard to the O.1ans
The Z; ~ xt4 eo.7c It lishtntps cst",
E-..m spicy is1Andt Il the West
Thr hreeEe% EarE arc blswink.
And all creation does itA tsrSt
To set The gsrtub ackl d1wtnS
TEe e4,tern tourists will tHt1 out
And iaH all tho a.5tsac1.
FL r1ilman nus opoo Ee route
Etth n;r~& attrHct:rt raitona
Chte&Eo has htr k.rat tnteiA,
Shr heTer ~Aa old FOG.
And 10 hrT arms " IL tuth the lc2es
EfOm Ntw1-'tt SGk1cEA
Along the Hnc tho tide will pour
Aid nryef cume T.. 1t,
Fer Dunlap kuawa whst renpte want
And 10 do-s Iohu @. Gaslt
And Cry.c.'s eye 10 On the lihe,
And = il T1ary"s a1d HaIra,
And Hour snt U7t1nt viii be there
To Aer ttI&nks In rtp4lrn
, 1869-05-11
AT WASHINGTON.
Sptll Dy+r3tch In tbe Chic. n Tr;h,r,


...... WAtn1SGruH. D G., NAY II
Latke tonl;,antfa cse e1tAerea to-d4y II The Va,
nnsr.stnsns s,ae D.2.I,aent and General Ttie.raas
EtsTusst. At Gle time the I,as r.h waa iaia Cd th@
racihS K.naa ~ :hr branch telee4ph ottoo IL th-
mAn u sesr-'A >: ana NJ aif,ee1, On dh dusy
oder the. lie tille- The Presidrns bad eTr1 I,
r. Htrspt ks de.a;sed b visitors vi.h EhoM b..
haa nsAde apo ~ the Hain te5-1,1oh ofjce
,utn nHsvf ., esers ft :hr sn1op.ay and 9ewspsss
uIsta o. y. "a. ctase nssjasd ii d. the ssrssn
mcr NoHa on the list mi. At !t iii shr otis,s srsnj
10 E akk s.ss..ort Of oinahs: aud OaSa il III
i.;na e enc tasn sis -As-s rtndy aats OF prs7
ibs a Eo snr sAs + 5say to r. Pts.enit Thsn esa,
;T Hts Sos. =, G sn;n;pa E sw- miaa:e STIR easns
nenes ... 4 wheh AZ eheeFrd soon = tss al
flon tenrTal Dcsisp. Chict Enxthe~T:
ta:2xoNrokr POEST. tt.a. NayIA
6-s1tn Ith 4. Et'a'i7s S-ctrtasy II War:
Al L oe.nek. paon To-day. TIM mil laid Il
tfts point LOS niles firm The Nis>ord Rrrf aai asl
annea tI9m Sac!.nsItn. Tbr errHt WORK e,,rrn<no-l
dsEsnE fr atsttason q Lincaln Ii nc Wfil~,l
u E'eas tf~tan. il completed under t,st oi istau.
Wh1 eonaEeEeta 3hr pescr. -
tsiesedt e. ii. OopoE. Clsrf fasio>r
, 1869-05-11

ny haif.pasf. O'Clock, Lb-a,! Hail which haI
tiled with people. The ladies' and ,he&r attendant
gentlemen crowded the galleries, and there were
no vacant eeats on the door below. They sat, pa
titntly waiting nnd listening to the bursts OF the
music OF the band at the foot Of the Btars, until
when hail m hour had elapsed, the hand eame
upon the Platform Soon after Governor Dross
eseurtlug the Vice President, who was grcct:A
With immense s.,riause. With them came Gov
ernor Harvey, OF Kansas, the Hon. J. c. Dore,
Colonel Jaa. H. Eawen, and other prominent citl.
zena Of Chicapo. The hand played brilliantly, md
then the Lnmbard quartette sang
"Mx country, lis Of theA.'
, 1869-05-11

As the shade4 Of evening fell upon the city, the
the night VITA enjoyment The Streets were
thron.sei with life Thousands went to Library
Hall TO hear the speeches delyertd there, and
thousands OF Others went TO the places Of 2n1use
nent Including George Francis Train, At FHxe1l
Hail. and the Remaining multitude sufged
,Aasst through The streets to witness the slghtA
THK TEIBE1E building. the Stadts Zsiiuhy Bull1-
Ing, Dearborn Thestte and Woods Museum were
handsomely Illuminated. attracting much atten-
ton and complimentary comment As night pro-
10 dream Ct the Pact1c Rallroad, OF China and
Japan. aud wskened Ep peshaps in nightmare.
Just AZ they were about to fall over lie North
Pole into the Dtppef. But everybody who woka
up This morning must have felt better for yester:
DAY, and for the great event which Vas 50 grandly
long may 1t wave1s
, 1869-05-11

Nv \ s,.nn1ry Of the constituent elements Of
the procession, which was over seven miles long
and one hour and 1fsy-dve minutes tn ysss:nr :
given point gwen below. 1t vii be seen that tne
4ctEA member OF vehicles OF I'll classes In tbe
ltne WAs s1a Average two horses 70 each wagon
II Is 1ocnd tnat LOS horses wese required and
crEpIstce taas- II ths leAkt~ four petsons rpdc
hum&n beings rode In the line The following ~
cafttnlatton Is the result Of careful sccHrate
cCrCt In ereYy fcSs4uct.
, 1869-05-11

~ ~ =, toRx Nay 11-Stw. wss .reesved Iii. .,,r
rssI n'ed n the City Ha Patf Ia Hsrorn 81
San FIor1;s- nfs.taatnfy tn+:sAee 70 The Nsyor a
Ice s1eaaf toIv s2 esS r. T. t. b59,y GhE ah:eh e.
ta1s t2;.sr sE s. s.1 Frsnsco sas "a. I'd + II
fe.t,s of = nxr kiqEa Atse1 pr1ye!. Ia T.
s .aT pais ii ehfs a1a 4ss 5sss
seh M xna,dtphts and asheT plaa oo1
Ssnse Hs 4 Phiseeapht. w.s rsrtea:,v IL hSe1seS.
Tfe r. eeen t1ofste thc esp-tion Of the eafi
N ntAl faltf1Ad and The fh-7e sc,fiv ~.
sfthasasss'e than nav atacr Lers e ITeuier. NFe
, 1869-05-11

Al will BE- seen by tho following 5e<patch>+- Ehi.4ks
not tie 4n1y rlzet where tho rtnplctiaH II ths
Pacific RAItr,,ad Wa rr3e.a:rd WaAatnxtao. New
York. Naasfeid. ohaa. likewise ctehrA.cd 1h e-.ut in
kI1nd style ..~
, 1869-05-11

AT 3LaNsFlE..D, OHIO.
special Despatcts to The Cl..eakp T.ib1ne

AAsSrHIp Ohio. Nay u
rue ed!ttria fEzsc1niy. The Clergy. THO city oEee4
- nsHhet g pfsnlinect dErrns. WIRE peyAsat il
te1es1nph oee this afternoon by in, atoa Of Ii
nten e ~ a. e. wsssen Cnnn Teer.aa j,
~! o! ne FaGac AsL.Hsd. Al ptrrAeiy :vo ocI e
ela tEcnty miautes Cpfunbss dle. thr 1sssl ~ s
1sGa @ kni ocndnS th- driving Of th- spiEe sa6 IL.
eeaars 1as fSe s,., .,ssaphsd tnea..ty .frfs.Id
ia sss e .s. z NE fiz Il
thr fho'p. n .de such noi.y and ssdsa rs,e III,
.na a1sso ttnce the fa Of Rchnana The riaen
.rEnE.ea Their has t.erss ." f,rttr OF kw"asJ
, 1869-05-11
VI. Tn1-f~

%. LOFTS Mar ID Tho ar AIs trfIs In Nj. .+r
st1Esk st sT utnnte. to- oe3.ck this AiteFns ~
fsesonc = ne h!oEt Of the hammer which drnfr -
,t t,s tees1aDA ess. nd ns= ase9rs:
u = sst,d "a Y oeea4'on Ereryldy re,oFrG a
rFkheG lv nDprtai hsId e''s SE1Ea
, 1869-05-11
At SPRINGFIELD, ILL.

NF'pstea 70 Akte GaicxZo 1fsbaoe-
cet,s. e.s ~, eEfnt Edd 9f ss. III az two
oay AWztsiatel by utF dH1eea TbrouS5 ~
taJ eonrsJ cf NJ kelEhneT. AAnaszr q II
The Ffss .rd ether esizrss IN the o.er - ts ~
!ST serokes n thc e3<r which drove the Iaxs ~. Il
ihe PsdFe HailEosd wr,r stxnalle6 th;rGxh,nf ths "a
ersassh 20 .nfth - ;at Ind have no hx eei
In The tile of American etixen e4e"@es F31as
, 1869-05-11
SPEECH OF HON. J. c. DORE.

NE CaA1nMAS. LADIES AND GL*rLEALN: aast:,
you thak what may ~ VIII havr 1he merit Of brcvi:7
Southern Asta h.s fof crrtut{e sltrst an<rthn- h1
eaed on in aEiTs hy Was of thr Atlantic Qcean. Car.
sErpoee, this sout:ce Is 10 le sHdi.El! ehassei int,
es tha construction Of the Pacific Railway. tasn tar
event we nov se!rhs=.e: 4 ese.t tase,d Thrsr y.
there esainst IL: Ststt strasnshils anI r.u
WAY tsfs aurd 1Iupe facilities for lspsl rAnsr9:t
But What sHslsp:sv Eare we thst his railroad via
irsde and thtsrhy twats golden cx2ectatsana. We
III Ell iii II % 1hr s5s. i
freight rsts Ii for The least possible amount
n +. I'd t. IT, ] s =
it will be fosu.tr for chIsaF tor thts- certain
.;s & ~ ts the ,s < z. 2
cssa IL rue of The ps1nloent. II he prom
aeus Of ,hcs I~tnta 20 The continent B RI IL not T..
.sa n.t L nss Il e.
q tic STATE Il fi5es ia ,hs ely x chse whra I
I nc 10 s + tst Sreme,i ey he eu.ssisa liz x tho ~
neat - ID" vaVs-i and unlited mineral retsu.rs>
ssy 'h hi hs sse shs; as1 a1s p Z al f.
.,5eats T., my I'm 1Maiss 4 y Ill s9E s .;os MI. Id
which il constructed u iron and Ct wood; stauld
'aaaafn7t"~ and wnol.n and cctttn k,a1A. ana
.eai: ent.rg:..s.e viii or T,esen, ,sns1nates a.
naand. Aat " hcn demand We shAil unaoabted6 c,1-
Wasn ii Ills .ss be scr,mpt.Ar,i 4eeaapl.*A-s
mIy i us il raasposss ths pfoausts ot ~
Which alali atf,,sA a market,
Tie u4sr.!cK thea q,tctly aaiosteca
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oo,d enough to assess sucn IN op.nton- beg lsave
to turn your attention TO few facts aod n&uses
showing what haa been accomplished siuce the
opening OF the Illinois and Michigan Canal Most
othese facts put in tabular form foE the period OF
twenty years, "a fQi1QWB:
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The aaracStons IN the street6 Aud the general
rejoicing, which could hatsllr an! room for cx-
rrcsslon in the confined ltEt,lta OF the theatres,
tended to rcduee The attendance somewhat a the
various places Of amusement, although MI The
audiences were respectable IN point Of nunhers-
Asth -.....-.
the ChicaGo exiles, who have been doing the
NF1ed oI The Cloth Of Gold In Philadelpnia, But
TWO months, revived The but!esque with an excel
lent audience tn attendance. Two Or three new
of%undine @fspe, % snd Ne Marie Boattaee. % q
whom we shall pay cur respects at another time.
The performance ts mainly similar TO that Of
9s,eh a onsh nsS senSs sna
cuc Railroad came in for Its share Of merriment
aud was always grreted With applause. In the
aoe s. ae ~ soas S sp
Dance, By k.ty Puinan and Mrz oatess
sse IL eon T. II oap n;
Slagnfn Leap By The Leoos. All the old fayor!:es
were uarmls welcomed and e,'eorc' were very nn-
HerouA The bsaef season Of the burlcsaue prom
ises to be yerJ s1ccezBfuL
NT1cKKR 5 THEATRE.
Mr. Chsnfr2u commenced hts engagement at
Mcv,ckers Tneairr, last escn!ng. with his !ulntt-
able persobAttOn Of S.1n, 10 the play OF the sARt
name. With fair house IN attendance aud AL
that sort o. thing. you know. you Know" Ho
~. supported BY Woo..hull as Dsek, Ralnfora a. A.
& seor', Magic AZ Bill, Mrs Cowcu as Laura, Mrs.
Myers as EMi1;, and Mr1 Jorslan "a EupAenrtG.
Mr. Chanfr91's Aeuneatfon OF the eccentric Sam
Is 90 well known THAI We hardly need speak OF II
In detail II Is set for all the week and will IN.
uoubtett1y have successful run
DEARBORN TNKATRK-
Surf" commenced It's third week AZ the Dear.
born Theatre, last evening, with q g,,od house IN
attendance, and viii be repeated this evening.
kEEECK.
The "Octereon'' was revived At the Museum
t1st evening, With large ald.ence In attendance.
The piece e strongly cast and well played. bnt We
submit that altogether too much prominence ts
gtEen to the negro p'tnatrel business. Instead OF
drama, the "tctoroon" becomes variety show.
1t viii ee given again this evening.
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On reaching The foot OF Michigan avcaue, the
head Of the procession Eas turned xeSr to C1aIk.
and along t1afk The srream poured over the hs1dgr
into thr North Division Tue original Intent w1s
70 proceed to Chicago avenue bat time pressing.
The route Vas cut saert 1t Michigan se7rtt when
westward n:atrh was talru to Wells street, AMI
this thonouHhfkre north again to Lake. Not 70
Alteht the Vest Division, LAKE streer MS thrn
trayttsed 10 il.lsted. And On Halstea the pro
ceseton moved south to Van Barren. As all the
others, 80 thess thc1oughafafe, we-r crowded 10
ovrrno~tnS. In appreciation nt The Importance
q the occasion and n view OF the destre Of The
lN7!t folks to zee the world
mere. the schools OF the CITY we're dismissed 1t IN
earlier herr, aod al the corner Of HaisSed and
EAn Buten streets snd tracking tsr doRn e1ca Of
those shufocEhfarce, were gathered i've OF six
thousand Of the ns:le folks ind : more delighted
throng coplA Ecazrely be imagined On vaa Rueen
sfrret the ro1te was then taken east to C!a1k and
Along t1ark to the Court Housc, ~herr the pro
ccss-ou passed IN reFtew. When the head Of tnt
huge monster reached The CIT! Hail. atsrr passing
along Ill the sIcers mentioned. The tal VIA yts
douutirEng along Wabash avenue. having ius.
hecn put on tts WAY. 1t will he unany day before
ChtcaxN shall witness s::eh another spou;aae,us
oE'paur!nT Of the reop'e-ptooahly not until the
completion OF the railway 10 the Noon.
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TutM number q vchaacs.. sE
xAruKkAr1cAl srH1ARy or 7Hx PROCESSION.
Some persona IN writing about prucexatons ate
apt to eI4ggerate, and ks Chicago Is and mould
Is TnsthcWstleaIly cofrecs IN such Matters the
following calculations, made by the help OF new
sdhln1 yS.chtna ,e411 te fruYfd fnteres1nu.
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Aflcs the conclusion Of the cheering which fol-
lowed the close Of the eloquent remarks OF the
Vice President. the hand p!syed ana the quattette
sNpg the following