, 1874-07-06
+" THE FOURTH" ABROAD.


tHE EuuklH |" ABROAD.
{Cont!uncd fro,n tho Ftrat Pnso.1
down here wond soon 60 10 ruin II mon placed In re.
spollSilo poait0ns In Il knew nothing Of wAtci-tnnk
wo M sad nnt n eessra n 5
acleeted to Il tho plscas m tho nanhaemot Of II al
@ wo seeet @ m man to anngo tho country. Ard 70. to-
To discharge lii duly Will Tho baol, sro working till
ruin.
CLINTON.
Srrcfat ntspafeh 10 The Chfeaao Trfbnnt.
oh,N,11s. H. Jnly d-3ho gloton1s Fourth
sas as u 5 S s % 6on ct 9 o sssSs ssSs
all OCCASION, the crowd un tho fair grounds, nhout
alnilo from tho CITY, whero Con. Logan spoke, bo-
lug between 6,0u0 and G,1v0. Excursion tralns
soro run on oil tl9 rai'roads, and nearly all tho
townA III CoDtrn1 1llinolB sent delegations. The
ay was worry hot and dusty, aud tho crowd suf-
fored extremely from thirst, owing to tho negi-
gonco Of tho Con,nllttco to prov,no water. Con.
john Il. LoKan "Rs tle orator Of the day, anil It
the curroi'ry question, but tho nearest ho caine
to TINT poiut waa ali alla,slon to tie growing
power OF capitn in tl,in country, aud wa,1llng tho
people aEa'llst tho Capitalization OF power III tho
lands Of 10 fow; 1lo sald the, gigantic gold
III the hantls Of low men, ullBclupnlonB iii tho
uHo Of MENUS which lind sot tLo pntion in q
tren'or. Tho Influence Ut wealth and conlblun-
t10nH upon lhe 9tnto md National Government
EIso t,ls. aignias;apt warning ct the fact that
~ distant day slip from lie lanus OF ths pooplo.
To-dny Bii.Ko city OIL tho Atlaptlc holds lie
has, ,s, onoe Mt loaat required tho hoardo'l
hold 1er In chuck. Tho Gonorai pro-
pounded The question, "shall we recognize tic
peaceful and civilized indians as citizenn Oh.
titlcd to all tho rights which thatwofd conyoys?"
NJ one Tint would soon como up for an a1,swor,
nna wile 1 81 e was not propared to give an answor
himself, ho tthccd the origin OF personal liberty
to tue noniadic tribes Of Central Europe.
Tho bnance Of tho speech was Of the ua.,al
cilar!cter Of Fourth Of July orations. and when
the General wus tlearly through wltl his speech,
~ was announced from tue stantl that tho bust
nces portion Ut tho city wns on i're when thoro
WIS goneral stampede Of tho townspooplo for
tho city. The tre DESTROYED two franc buildings,
occupied by Alnhan Il phares, G,occrs, notiot,
etore, a@ @ and ha11er shop. Tho loss is botwoon
$4,000 md $4,000. No insurance. For time
I; looked III if tho wholo business portion Of
tlle city would bo destroyed.
KANKAKEE,
:, Srtctal Dhnafeh to Yhe chtcano Tribune.
=. KASkAkEE. July Tho p'incip=l celebrations
III thIh county to-day were ut Sh6banaco Mo-
menco, and st. George. At The former pIace ".
@. ,Flagg delivered M address. A bttrlosquo
procession was tho proiniuont feature Of the dny.
Az A!oMonce tho caglo "as graudioquontly
1plGAA b$ -. L. HHkGHlH1, 0I IlfCn1os ln6
celebration at st. George waa entirely French,
nd waa picnic. -Four Il. Oh we're started in this
city BY tre-crackoss, but they woro put cut with
out doing much damage. Ono occurred III
swaret.'a Block from fira.cracker thrown in
the window Of DR.. Mears' Office. Tho stock Of
dry goods on tue frat floor waa considerably
injured by smoke.
BLOOMINGTON.
Srtetal Dtspat.h to 7he t.hcago Ts4bsfne.
D1ooa1SoToS, Ill.,, July 4.-Ihe Fourth Of
III t,H
eerya,,co. Business was generally suspended,
mad the day gwen 10 enjoyment aud pleasure.
The tiny WIS the hottest OF the season. Tho va
riouA Catholic societies gave gtnnd picnic at
tho talf drouitB, Which was great Hucccss.
rEOHtA,
Special Dispatth to 1he Chfeaao Tribune.
. PEORIA, ILL.,, July 4.-poorln Inns boon fun orcal
In aspect to.day. 1t 1,as been without oxclto-
ment. aud TIC most uuinteresting Fourth OF July
ever observed iu this city. No amusement. no
ATTRACTION, no nothing Of consequence was Offer
cd for the consideration OF the public, and tho
day WIS allowed to go by default.
ALTON.
A14os ill., Suy 2ho To1rt hns been
very generally observed IN this city to-day, buti-
nchH Ut oil kinds being almost entirely silspond-
GU. Flyo boats crowded to their utmost onpacity
left tho city ut o'clock to Witness tho grand
DISPLAY at the st. Louis bridge this evening.
erRIS0F1ELD.
Snfcfat Dteuatch to 1he Chicago Tribune.
srntSor1sLp. July 5.-TAero nas no public OBJ
servatlco of tho Fourth of July here, but buai-
ness was generally suspended, except dealers in
tlro-cracEers. There were two incipient tlros,
one lnHt evening mud one this morning. both
tracoablo to tiro-crackers directly. The loss of
property will reach $2,500 5000.
AURORA,
Specfaf Ehspntch to Ihs Chicago Tribune,
AuRonA, ILL.,, july 4.-Tho DAT has been OBJ
served RI a holiday by all our cl1izens, aud in
THIS observance Bovoraf tirea hayo occurred, in
consequence ot tho caroieas use Of fireworks,
but no damage OF consequence has resulted.
CnAMrAl0S.
Sneefdf Dtspa{ch to The th1cGdo Tribune.
CHAarAl1H, ILL.,, july al hu United Sons of
Erin ind Que citiZeuB celebrated the Fourth in
the fairgrounds, nenr this city. In the aftor-
no0u thoro Were some exciting trotting races
and interesting pigeon shooting. Tho Turner'S
gave all entertainment to crowded house i1
the evening. Good order prevailed. DR.. Cleg-
horn and Capt. Swan denyelel orALlonB 1T Fair
mount aud Livingston.
MENDOZA.
Sreefai D'sp1tch to Ihe CHICAGO Tribune
MENDOZA, ILL.,, July 4.-Ihe Changers Of Men,
dotu and vicinity held baskot picnic iu Troy
Grove On the Fourth. 1t was Intended by
number large Of people OF all class.e, who
mado 1t day Of rejoicing aud enjoyment. The
humber OH tl,e grounds ut one time wnB esti-
1nateo ut 1, GOO. Everything passed oil Ill worry
qulet and orderly manner.
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