, 1874-06-08
Speeches by Gen, Lieb, Mayor 0olvin,
and A. @. Hesing.
The Mayor Invites Ills Constituents
- 10 Call on Him When
ssrr Hard Up.
Mr.. Heslng Declares that the Republican
Party Is Smashed. :
How the People Amused Them
-n selves on the Grounds.
The Wheel Of Fortune.

The Wheel of Fortune.
Since Haas' Park was converted into tho
"Cemetery, Waldheim," !" tho dormans Of thls city
have HAD available picnic grounds outBlde the:
city limits. except 8harpBhooters' Park, near
Thornton, and this park ia not large cnough to
.All the vacuum left by tho sale OF Waldhoin."
It 10 truo there aro several small groves and
gardens within tho limits Of tho city suitable for
bicntcs and other amusomonts. but they woro
not exclusive enough for the better classes Of
Rermans, vino do not wish to commingle with the
rovdy eloment usually to DO found OH theao
grounds. e.
i; ;"f -: THE TURNER'S =
who must certainly be classified among our bost
,aerman citizens, therefore looked around TOR
Ruitablo grounds ut somo distance from the city
where thoy could go sundays aud nmuse them-
selves to their hearts content. There, was q
beautiful grove tf twenty-six acrcs in tho town
iof Lyons, on the Chicago & Pacific Railroad.
which Hff1iT Tfaau to them at reasonable ratoa.
This gtd5Fe The United Turner socioties of Obi,
cago purchased, and converted itinto, ono OF the
tnea. ploasuro grounds in tho Westorn country.
THE pnooEssIoN.
The dedication Of this park took place yoster-ti
day, and.it was made gala day by the Turner's
tAnd their many friends; At an early hour in tho
morning various bodies Of Turner's, preceded by:
hantts Of music, we're marching to tho general
rendezvous corner Of Clark and Van Buron
Atr6ets.' where they formed. Into procession,
1Thlch started about hAll-pasto O'CLOCK a. m.' IN
ssthe following order
/, First Division-The Great Western Light
4ua1d Band; tho Chief aIarBhal. Mr.. Peter
Hald, surrounded by 5 large. staff on horse.
i9aok; company Of blue huasars, about
ufhifey strong =, on hornnback; ban"'
nor ana Tag. be1rors, with. bodyguardi
ithe Swedish Singing Society Freja, about 90
etrong; Swiss Maennerchor, 6O strong; Concor-
Kla Maennerohor, 10 strong; carriages with tue
.pratorA Of 1.-The day, President, Secretary, and
:Pthor officers OF tho Park Association and mou-,
.bers Of tho Pfees. :,
i Second Dlvislon-Vaas and aonmans Band
Shioafo rn&emelnde, ABOUT ~ strong tae o
Scandinavian auInyerein, 10 membera LEAD by ~ g.
pupils, clad IN Hnow-Whife suits and capa WITH
blue borders, presenting = worry beautiful and;
np1qqs II9sa ., ,n.o eonth Obi.
'a.se Tain7srsia, 50 strong Uaion T9ravessIn,
30 strong Tnnyerein vorTaerts, ~ with a band OF
music preceded By % pupila ana ~ srmed e, men,,
followed by 6o momnoro:. a large npmoeF o.
f. The procession marched north on 4 Clark street
iko Chicago avenue. thonoe 70 Weiia; thonce
north to DIVISION, thence west to the depo1 Of
1ehe Chicago raeino hatroaa. .:.c.;:,.',
tAtriying.
80 At TIE fAnR, ,,z ,u.. -:
he aga m tha hno anm nrar M
,Aboye, when they were -5eviewed BY @ the chler .
Marshal and bis etatf. M. Uharles tlntn' me
President OF the turner fs1k W., ASSooa1pn' s peo-
posed throeioia aus aou ~, ios % tno .as, nam
arGnna tne eaen ono aq gs
other trains, the last Of which came az about 2
oeloca' enoftly .nssoa..ui
mounted the apeakors pataoI, mn'tn m w. Mas Ta, Huan-
,-tlluly@ uecotateo, anu pIu Wte4,a1 " WV 1u.n-
eIs IN tho name o. tao l4Insf tatA u, ~
Aosaid stney were assemptea 70 ueuloass ~ III "
atitutlon %hcn "nulo lo.m ona o. sne nauas pst, "
Liant enochs II tne nssoiy u .no 4ssaas ", VI
Chicago and dho Sna ;s}a 1in ~,
who Thought Ike tnem' th1A pa1A outu.n'e II, I
Is i %o that tho the
exercise Of relgoun snd poEeonalhherty %aa va
fully compatible With gooa ofoet' s1f'c' noeal5'
md rcspeotability.: - ! = :; :.
titled to establish and conduct such an enter
prise, even i they did not iook oacK 10 tan ~. ns
tory Of y rea sne 1d tar on G1 ~ an
Eepeas tne mS.ssss ~ kaa.eh;nt ,,ndara ~
platform OF the Turner's o. American Mas II
not the Turnora VINO, q tnls coansfy, we're 70 pe
Found N tho front fanKa OF tno npeEat aeImsu
Americans Hhen IL peoa@e neoessaas ~ e.s rHaAs
say tor nnorty. Ano nan no. .ae yoneg g 1sen Gep
man ideas on tho Southern battle.
ne1das' The Same position Which M tht
Turner's Or tug county occupied aga,a;ss e .n
nattn0on o. eiayesy tneSt weso 9suahSiag ~ "
ny against aa.oloan. ;s nh1,teae Was ~. a.
offensive or bloody onS one agsnat atas Ely
nry necessarily nae 70 20 pns tae autt X o11,en ,en
oi 1a9ha 10 me deSelopmens Peeaou q 'n' alnee
lean r. AoRa1llo. Pie -. =, !, .,.rr.,,o,,,o,
Iahs IN this ateaay stI11e 1of me 10
of these progressive IDEAS tneInsh9t aslls nas M
aetea aa poweriul Au3afles. Tue 1lIuuT I'LL mta na.
oi lineage wore nVinR witnesses. - tua tutuo tla
.aocleueh nad accoSmpl'sheq 60 Mu9n t a!n8N, ~.
mneh more eoa!o 10y not ne United Iurnosa acconl
pll6n E de olo nqt Wish 70 examine "nlcat gu
OF the aoeiotlee aoservea the honor ot M'tiatini
gus neauttu! uhaoIl!tanlhe N auincoo TO ~
that thas tnelr ianatlca' opponents laa e1eato M M
t!le necessity Tor such rsnaozyous 70 OF all tn
liberal think1hg people OF ChleaBo. ..-!~.