, 1873-06-06
| THE jU! ! z|LEE.
Our Rebuildi1i ) Festival
an Acknov !: :zedged
=. Succe> =.
The City 7hronged with
Visitors from
+ ~ Abroad.
Between $4,000 and
$4,000 Strangers
!: in Town.
The Concerts Patronized
by Immense Audi
enCeS.
The Great Depot Pack
t ed Almost to Suf-
location.
Gilmore, the Band, and the Grand
Chorus Enthusiastically
Received.
An Attractive Programme Pre-
pared for To-Day.
A Drive Round the City---A Concert
and Magnificent Ball.
Gilm ilmore, the Band, and the Grand
Chorus Enthusiastically
Received.
An Attractive Programme Pre-
pared for To-Day.
A Drive Round the City-.-A Concert
and Magnificent Ball.

anS Pe1son accustomed to estimating tho crowds
WHICH a"aya throng our busy strcca would hayo eecn
| seatefday that thers was aomching un11sua1 On,
lug something that attracted crowds Of our couu
.5 oouA'as from all parts Of this mud ncfghborsu9
satoa Sure 1t wns tho Jubilee tho day Of roototuc
tho daY to bo morry aud gad and woar nfco cothca
~ proper to begin in tho morning ;y1,h tho
SUNRISE which tloao who It know was clear anL
1uu OF promise for tho day, On occasions like tho
Jubilee,
THE WEATHER
16 consideration not to la overlooked, Uod thero
occn no weather. there would have been no Jubilee
which would have bcen sad and had the wcsther
1niabehaVod, and put On wot mood. 1t would havo
diminished tho attendance spoiled new clothaa
md havo Gust ehatlo Of gloom ovor the
1uoAeer and over tho beautiful new city orr country
lfaends oamo to SEQ. But tho weather hehayod like
gentleman, and tho distinguished lunnry which 1ur-
nlshes heat for summon consumption did not supply
moro than was boarabs and pleasant, Thon tho wind
plew q tomperlng breezo which licked up dust and
cooled perspirtng browB,
THE STRANGERS
ca1o from nesr and from far. In thelr country
hohoa they had heard Of our fro, Of our calamity,
and when we were In SOTO disross they generously
sent us aid which wo hnve not forgotten, IngFatude
not one Of tho failings OF Chicago, Then thcy
read Of tho progrobs being mado from timo
to tima In rebuilding our city, in rc-
storing ita pristine glory and greatness, The
atory wns like fable; they could no moro believe It
than the Arabian Nights Entertainment, and yero
poshnpa disposed to doubt all they read and to receive
It cum Qrano calls, which Is Ao quotation from IN
ancient Tongue. They woro proud OF tho city. There
not mAn, woman, or child in the great Northwest
that does not feel 1t good thing to dwell within
ono hundred, two hundred, oven four hundred
miles Of Chicago. It Is their metropolis much ~
ours who live and work In 1t. They contribute to tho
prosperity, to tho tsado and commerce. that has cn-
hblc Chicago to rise from her ruus moro ernnd rnorc
como to aeo, thon7
NEW o1rY'
1aey wandered around tho stroot8, those long
Of % tor vaa1 th
faco Of tin non TIM rors,ossa a' +a 'ao
several commonwealths, tho banku whcro tho mono
tary concerns Of continent arc In keeping, neys-
papcr Offices finer and more nsofu1 than the best
spires stand out from the celestial background In bold
aaa,.,1 n,,as 4so uaAno"n ana t1e luxurious
armed in til. peaceful % city With nothing S but elSs
fro department full Of horoos and ablo horses:
st,sr not broad rapid il true md not veey
ey no ess. o. s%vol bridges and al
Ing bosom tho produce they ratsc hundreds Of miles
tws9. tTS% hero Is borne to tho consumers 'u further
And they walked throseh % tho town On tint one
On th9 ss ws
that beam from every notable buiid-
because thoy felt happy and good and there il noh-
Ing that conducts to happiness and goodness
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