, 1874-08-16
oitect1y to Chicago, only stopping at Msckinac,
WHICH they left yesterday morning.

| preston Of his counIenanca ia a31;ah1. i"a,;t,
| tho prominence or mia chiaF faatnra ~ ~ I
| the ludascrihahla aauv 49, - =, s, anu ~ uas
| ar;ctoosat 1oao4e, 1I, e"ey alI VI 1hofougnbreo
iv s. ~. .lle ase niay oo o. put ho could easi-
nAe man OF actlon rather than Of theory.
LADY pUFFER1S
ia much younger than her husband and in ev;-
dently woman of prest rorvoreat1eeaai - ~
She has ria rarnso - anI'onaA po"ets.
.aid - ~ Saa5a W Poetical genius, ana Is
sa'a M ~ oe oeseenoeo IRON Richard B11nsley Sher-
lda',, the great orator. Ono of the poems attrib-
o'oo 70 Lazy Duner1n.
Tn sitting On the stle. Mary.
ia ,,a ~ W. x.. ~ ~ '''
i; oIo ~ eue uiost anSctlng compositions IN tne
Ile Young Lord Clandeboye looks like vide
awake boy, who will meyer ha s,,o;tad },r l.. v;,1
been born with n silver snoon in H. nor+i Ao
The Enrlis}, Ai1a, !an,,, - w. w. .stH .1at
,oo1,nc .,e,,.ia,,o'1 au4PH we're 1as4er good
;tao ;o s9a1'c'neu, ana appeared 10 be much
interested IN what they saw.
AT THE HOTEL
arrived at the Grand Iacitic Lord D1fferin
ard party were received by tho Nayor% CIV
pnd aavora, u:hS - -. uooEn: 1sope1l Hesses,
IN 4e ~. o1ce1s u the British organizations
49, T.a re oas,, ats. ,,..
Inc company having assembled in the recep-
ton parlorB,
MAYOR coLy1s
called for order and a,llra..od TIM v;,o-,.- ,,h
stanriaIIv a. fo1jows >NA oo'So 'u' ''ee4os 7"o-
- ~
1oER E1cELLEscy, THE COUNTESS or DcFFERIN,
ND oESILEaES: tour arrival in Chica not
~ 70 ~ or haa Tue pleasure OF ret Giving tclc
gum sna. you would Be- with us sert that telegram as
promptly tencered t. 7oa, through the pitah-
es ol our c1:s VII: IL NE now extend to you, with
neaI,y welcome. Iae Common Council Of our city
ate ae Leesia'ure ol our city inty are the parties
tAe anafs OF our CITY, as far a. lmprure
ens a9u everything of that Kind arr coucerne' aud
tnes aola TUG pufse-tE1ues Now, fir, it will not be
out u PIECE 1oF NE 10 sas honleng to you III regard
~ our government, ~ you are u course, uuc better
acquainted with your own than with system.
ILhift r.
o.'aueu into t"enty "aFo"' eacn "aru hafihg t~o
p,i,; m.at nc I've whas Is called bo.rd u
!S 9!teSta Ano s!ae"a1ha* "e haTe board OF
' noain' WIZ IAe tn;rse o. tae he1nh ot The
ths and 49, ..sa issro u fonce "ao project
tne n1e ano property OF our citizens while tsey
a. az. s ~ u1;e ouafu u Euucaion "ho 1ni-
taI m th4 1rnrxrfr ~ nr ~, .,,1 ,,t ~, ~,
ydual persons who choose to send their Children to
them. We have many improvements in city whic,
we snau 90 gaa 70 SNOW yon such, TOR instance. as
w " "A'es' No!hs. nc nave no" sonI4e'ed w mics
o. ~1isn ats @ .ng "ter " lee! Geto" me sur
.e s -. ~ re aliA u - sfatu aH11 t"'o1ea4s'
tunty Of sp@ "i i h'so SAs " H. 'a nave LIE opo
No1S?tussaaahe se me efeat connagranon which o.
CURED u Coisago IN is.l ,h1 auc of 1873 aud tie
more recent eoAnAGFAaoli 0! July lf-ons month ago
tu1nk we snait 10 ablo 10 SLOW you that "o lave
3e, no."1tassanoto8 VI We nave passed through.
10 & ,sss o1r or @ ng rofsns sn srsai @ & o.
west tnouen hos So conlact " many otner Cities NO
haze What Il allied in our city House Of Correction
= place must be had We have many very, hne.
Large bus'ness.house7, "s have d1ty banks III
our CITY and ot conrse I4rse amount Of capital is
employed Ne nave business ho1sts that sell dry
goods 70 tne Valus OF o,oOo,oeo per annu1n We
haEt ~ casses Of t:ade IN the same proportion. We
shall ba glad to show you these HOUSES If it is con-
renlent " do so understand, sir, you have con-
c1aata 70 leave Us 1uesuag regret that exceeding
y. tnlnS' gsat4enlen YOU Should have gl'en us
more time We Aaro very sho1t time to show you all
we WISH to SHOW YOU
We have Board Of Trade in Chteago-a finer body
OF gentlemen no city can boast OF, and they number
'0o don't know that you Will sec all Of them; but
when you do sec them you will lind set Of business
men who are equal 70 their task They will BIZ very
glad to see you and understand an Invitation will be
extended TO you to meet them ut their rooms on Mo
day. Gentlemen. anything we can do to make your
visit pleasant and agreeable shall certainly do with
tho greatest pleasure.
LORD prFFEnIN.
VIM snoke e,temoorannu.slv and 1nent1v. re-
P'seo 80 'Ao 'o44'"1nI A'" "u' .... |
MR. MAYOR AND 6EsrLEMES When 1t WAS origin |
aty suggested TO me that should put IN Ut chlcaso
during Tue course o1 ny cruise round these magn1h.
cent 4kea Whcn are Tue just P11ae OF canaua sno Of
tue United States, it never occurred to me that I
would land upon your wuarses III any other capacity
than that OF Prlv2ts ndi:adu1l seeking TO obtain -
[ormat'on and pleasure 1roEa VISIT 10 one Of tho
aouf'shlng eles q ne ontsd ssae; haye, there,
lore, 5cen Q1e Aken ny surprise W inc kindness ana
CONSIDERATION winch nave prompted 30 naenhcent
reception as tnat with which 5ou have honored the
Countess OF Outierin and myself can assure you l |
I'M Deeply touched W :he e1hloluon OF SO much
raenu1S 1eehng but WhAt nafe experienced only
H. ruin with Tnich WIS already
La1nlna1-Ias J.. an Enelsnman Wishes 10
~nat Is ene nature " real ana cordial nos
i!aIS, nc Gannos cohe 20 oestss p4ce 70 unu 1has
~ rnnn m ~ ~ e a , ~ o.
a Cnlcago nas aaos. oecone noukehou @ "otu.
Nc. mercy IN consequence o. 1ne .e.1.ole ca4amy
u also needles to assure yon TINT the people Of Eug-
y " ner. e ~" ~" n1sy ~sse
ins enpeat which It WIS uoseule Tor huaau in1
~ uiseeteu ~ uuu1au 'eAeo " e4ea'o utoa