, 1869-05-11

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ssloct In The animal u unknown ros none Of the
noIsa Toeld ten On thai subject they were very
Tsttsen, ts INDEED: Cestanly he exhibit Of horse
RAntoa1. F1ne. heAGJ-run,ped. road-oseas.ed,
stout-Huotd 1eli1ri, most OF them were Their
parents night have been otuud Of them. o! eoarse
seen struggling along kgalnE ne feeble wind and
making q huusne Individual oner up 4 prayer taat
I would not blow gale or they would Be done
q sso2 q ee g sss dnni 1s ai asd ~
nef; These were few ana Tar between, however.
community for his splendid appearance
Generally speaking, wnele lhere arr horses there
are Wagons q sone kind. Tnerc were wa2ons
them without any hesitation. II would be hard to
mention the KIND Of wagon thAt WAS not there.
Thai Mind Is not invented yct, Pompous wagons.
bright go.d letters on tie sides, that told the ogn
ess' names md 2iisteucd In the sunlight. These
wagons put on airs and were proud IKE. Eanl.
s r. sefs Heie soFe n9se 1sasp sssa
OF ones that had no, had new coat Of paint Tot
n.any da.- They we're out u elbows, y Il were,
a. iSs item IL: tha, We % 70, asn "a
Deel OF q new coat or rcnovnted
pai. Of hteeehes. These wagons were laden,
The Va1es Of their p.ppr1etozs, anl nj lew werr
crowded with Gamins Of cEcIy Description. Boot
blacks and new sooss tooS .!de gratis. Did they
and suen the grandeur Of rsdlng IN a butchers
wagon Nns something 10 be el1tch with Not
nasns would think susa 40 c1I,page an hopor, but
these little fellows ltl. 1t was a bright day IN
tae:r dr,a! liycs-oases IA the snhara of ther ex-
tetence.. Much good may 1t do them They were
American citizens, too, and exercised their In
nleuable night TO Joke, laugh. cheer and be happy.
They sejoicel tn the Pac,nc Railroad, though they
had nut my knowledge Of lts WHEREABOUTS hut it
may te the intlIect means nf making u1en OF
nlauy Of them. As We say at the cad OF prayera,
An.sa-
Where there are horses and wagons there a-e
usEly dt1vrra for horsea require the controlling
hand Of man to guide md direct ihem- The dr1-
yess were fair specimens Of the Western Jehu.
They sat on their seats monaschs Of all they scl-
yeyed within tue Inis OF their teams and wagons.
They we're bosses Of the eonceEns Some way N
another IT seemed that they were specially k,nd
to the:t dumb servants ON this occasion Speaking
10 them they rscd pet names that mnst have
chatnedShe hearts OF the hotsea. Whips were
used npaitnREy. II nt u They svore no rxoo1zs-
tons to make the steeda spry and lively. They
wers on 5 holiday and kept Il: reItstously.
Here aud there an irsshu1an cracked = Joke or
let ~ GONE witty retoss, zud the German. more
phIegmatic, sat lazlly on bis bench enjoying his
aae Jar nitns<. Hhs he assisted the .llgeatlou Of
the last tlfnught Of beer by tnhaltng clouds OF
sE1olc Geuerated IN Rennlne meetschaukl made
of br,erxood or clay. Then CAME duaky de-
stendAnt Of At1cs coral strand, smiling As only q
taAt would almost make whtte man enviouk
But all this time the cayaleade l. forming In linz
of sfsn en and 4 n9 sns asadT 2 s,s Tas head
word Of command the gzea1 fourth division fell In
and aided length, pumbefa, and body, to the
e e oo% c sna PfHi Z Iae .es r.
aGd balcOhies OF the Tremout and other houses,
We Will marx the most notable, aud tell what they
were iKe-
In the van cane Seylns' Ganden City Hand,
PLAYING In !ta Usual swcct xnd brilliant manner.
Thc fourth division Has fortunate IL its music
Next came waeon earring the Goddt4s ol
Liberty. SIZE VIVA nDe, stately dame, Juno Ike,
well moulded and clout1ed ii graceful drzpery.
she was blonde. very much cf . blonde-!n fact
sn'e On tas dome e 5he Capitol q Ioxase
proposttonate breaith- Her proGrnlsors are tho
Chtca2o Terra Cetta Company, by w1,on she Wa.
manufactured out Of terra Gotta smaller stat
uef. vases. DC, surrounded lcE.
Tue American and Merchants Union Express
Company sent out some fortF teams, we'll gotten
The Great Central Blue Line ha:, many wagon:
out.
Field, Letter / Co. had out fourteen teams o.
nne horses ev.!!entiy we'll cared for,
etnIeetioness, No, IS state street, had out fou
truck wagons. Gnily oFnauented and drawn By
the wagons, and The hands made cnDIIy with light
n:nc ral,s,lltt and threw II to the crowd.
The graceful and appropriate notices on ths
N oD oasn 5 III asaes rses sae
with The aweets Of Chcago;' "a Stephens' railroad
rIojecs = completed: american entetrrise V,
gIeet @ Eon@s; w., y: g Asses tor the ladies o
fscture.
4 mammoth railroad lantern, six fee1 high and
four feet sauare, built b. Dane, We1s:ake i
Covert, rot the Cuion Pacific Railroad WIS drawn
IN SotT-horse truck.
Ihese was any quantity OF rea IN chesta drawn
he the 1rst direct importation tram China 4.
ttcy al could not he 1rst II would be lny!dIous e
s1afttcutnl.ze any.
Among other novel features In this portion O.
the procession was thousand-pound ..health-uftt
with various legends aui inseFptions prominent
AMONGST Which We notct-l The iolio*tng extract.
from Copfuctus: "Pay yunr doctor while be keep
sou we'll. "otsta r1Dcrlus: Stop the ,lseast
tfo S shs g. BEGINNING ~ by the Chinese treatment
Gsurers' wagons carried hogsheais OF sugar
directed TO various Western destinations, such u
White Pine, Nevada, Cheyenne, Aonfaua, Sal
Lake, Ogden, san francisco, etc.
Then there was huge carayan arranged, zut
vel arranged. TOO. by the ctnp!osea Of the Orer
House, which Represented The Field Of tht
glitter enough to satisfy an African chief. and III.
five horses that drew the concern were bcd!zenct
and hedecked gorEeously-
Stein had out bis regiment Of caya!1y. comrrs
| tne one man, private and comlnauac1-tnc chief
dressed Up to Kill with the dollar store ndvcrtlse
| ment c!appcd on hts back.
wagon drawn by TIVE handsome coal osack horses
| containing vine made from grapes grown In Edo
| Eado Countr. California. This was interesting =
Eaiifofnia production that can now easily b
| procured.
! Thcrr was grease wuEon with the notices
~Gsssssd I'D e ny w9;s siSn a', Mes" and w
| fArNel1 i Cu- Il teams were very numerous.
| These we're 2..,43 milk wagons.
| The American Clock Company had hest In
down, were the wurus, Delegate from Alaska.
| II would he impossible, even il It were uecessa
II. 70 e1rmerate all the devices, notices and tttu
! etnut vii thst moved round the city yesterday.
There were in the fuurrh division s63 team
| and 1nEte. extending for distance Of over thru
niles Ihc exact distance + three miles, one fur
! long and one foot
| The head Of the procession had returned 10 1t
! starting point ssctote the end had LEI, It, som
pe.sos were looking tok ths tai fos o'er an hou
| sion that there EAs no &ail and II ncrer wouli
Ire found 1t Was famous psocession, and "a
| uous IoLrth dstslo1
THE LINE OF MARCH.
The lime for uucoiling the huge anafonta VA
act for oLlccS. and for 80 huge aud coz
eis!on. When the word OF commapd was g,vel
Lake street, the staftin2 point, WAS fairly choke
With tho multitude, and 1t VA with the utmoe
forming The leaI vas enabled 10 trssk sni!,eien
rassaGe>way to admit The procession. To vaa,
cho,eest me,,s, played n the best Of manner
-tnc procession passed east on Lake meettu
will many hne nights and sounds on IN
way, and turned It's proud head tnio wah1s
avenue THIS noble thorouehiarr. 80 Tar as tn
eye could reach, presented compact living maa
oi humanity. and while the residences, It door:
balconies and windows, were also crowded, the
and decorations OF exe! description, On rcacs
1nf Twelfth street. detouc was mltie to the eas
airi the procession then NOTED north on Achlga
| eyrnue.
During The time that the procession WIS moyin
| southwatt c1 Wabash arcnl;e TO It's turning ,atn
the people Who were clustered on the Sidewalks q
| doot-ueps Of Michigan aTNune, or rho had scate
| themselves on the ltucr on the east side Of th
ssseet, or had wandered down higher to the lax
shcrr, amused themselves hy gazing eagerly to tt
sonth- Looking IN that dlrsc ton, one saw bo!'ll
! outlined against the sky long bands OF hlac
smoke, driven no1hward or the wind ans
also, hoscr.nG niRh The lsnd. long t.aI
came. The moment that the r.ncessson reaehe
Twelfth street., and turned on 10 Michigan avenue
the thunder OF the cannon aud The music Of tn
htEsiIne from these ba2ts and the noise ylhrat1n
| AeTras the water seemed to come with adNtops
ahzsl.ness TO The ears OF the listeners As the pr
crsston turned norhwanl these tuSs came With Il
and 1ecring A. near The shore a. possible, N
moving onward IN long line, Won almost a. nuc
attention as The Essl display on the And- Dec<
rate1t with Cuited States and their own pstvat
Eass they tnnvca slowly forEani. *nl5sllng - the
went, Until they reached point ed Wsshtnsso
street. wherr they dtshznded Ard went theft rs!
The vessels Il the mouth Of the hxzhof wstr nc
decorated. nor WIS there any special display o
these IN tae Hver, except 40 ~ y The hosting
nett Of tugs:
| A. Aoss<f. BAlsek, lI-ttIe Giant
| l. B. Johusen, tS r. r Watson {Crlac.
0riau. PnndITt!r, iTayTtut. =
| Ln:&e Delc, Title CUdord, tAansas
| y. B. Grtcp- tGv.. B. AcLiea- Red Jacket
| Aaenolia. lac, II. s BItIeT.
Annie Smith. Wan D.lsru. Drake
HsIzAA11. Mary Xrlela. r r. Dnr.
EuatSphicve. William kHiaS. iW. Il Hewitt,
| AtArr. ". Il Wccd, lt.tnst3srtler.
| Er4hert- Suttr%a iPreESu
Sheppard lAddle Allen.
| On reaching the foot Of Michigan Ave2ne, rh
head OF the procession E1s turned weSr to t1aIt
and along t7afk the stream poured over the hs1ds
| into he North Division The original Intent VI
70 proceed to Chicago avenue, bat time pressing
the route was Cut saert 1t Michigan ss1etL when
| westward N.atch was saIru TO Wells street. an
| this thonouGhf&re north again TO LAke. Not =
alteht the Vest Division, Lake streel was the
traytrsed 10 ilAlsted- And On Halstesi the pro
| ccscfon moved south to Van Daren. As all tnt
| others, 80 the>s thcroughafAfe, werr crowded Il