, 1874-07-06
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY JULY 8, 1874

mont Of tho idea that tho promina In til. Doc.
laratlon os lndopondonce, Of equsllt! vlt. ro-
spHct a, to tho purauIt or happin,ns,
Inns fhiror btlare tn lts products. IN thlu con.
neotlon ho referred briefly 10 tho railroad quoB-
tlon, and counnoled ponceful measures Tor t1o
enforcemont Of tue law. l1c also urged that It
- the duty OF tho United statcs to 1ccognizo tho
Independence OF Cuba.
CHANT COUNTY.
sreefal Dtandtch II The Chtcano Tribune.
LANcAHTEH, WIS. July 6.--LancaBtcf, although
containing Q population Of nearv 1000 so,iIB.
has not Ind 4 Fourth Of July celebration for :
aeyeral years; and Uur young men conceived tho
project Ct hnYinRh celebration inthe fashioned
style' Ihetr , crowd nllInboloa about nifty per
expected to ho tnarriod." At the beautiful groyo
tMst uorth Of town tho Young pcor1o congreSatod.
Their o'1ico1s mere: Il. Z. A1cCoy, President;
James drummer mud James Kilbouf1,. V,co-preh-
Orator; j.WMi!is Header; Wm. Mcdon,gal a. Sur. @
crlntondent Of Firo-works. Tho following was tic
ordor Of cxorclncs: Music by tho band; opcn.
il'K remarks BY tho President; prayor song,
:. :. Hall, Our Country's Natal Day.; 1eadiug of
to"sta md responses: tn,1Bio. gamca, etc.; and
tho whole concluded with f1us display Of fire.
works. Tho foreign portion Of our citzcns re-
paircd TO Dllshnoll Hollow, a beautiful rotrcat,
where Nature has provided abundance Of sl,ade
and 1ofreshlnG springs. Hero thcy gave tlom-
Boivch up to day ol merry-making. drinking,
and foastlng. Still another largo gathering 81
ths people WAS had In tho gtovo OH tho lato
Judge Co1's premises, eontG Of tho vilaeu
wllero tho day waa obuoryod In quot, social
mannor.
A. DoHcobel the gathering was simply tmmcuse.
Everything rakaeu OF PLEASANTLY. Tho sriendtd
appearance OF tho Fire department in the pro-
ceBslon elicitcd many remarks Of appreciation
from tho immense crowd TINT througod cither
B!lo Of Wisconsin avenue, through which tho
long procession PASSED. Tho following woro
tho officers Of tho day: President, tho lion. b.
N. contes; Vtco-prcs,dont. Mayor George II.
Parker; Orator, tho Hon. George @. Hazelton
Marshal, DR.. l.. q. Armstrong Reader Of Doc.
laration, A. AlcFall.
At Doetown,"s tho opening Of Independence
Day brought with 1t n largo, orderly, aud 10.
BpectRble crowd At 10 O'Clock tho procession
begaI, forming In front Of AlcCoy's stoio. and
tal banas. At tho grove tue usual corolnones
were gone through. conducted by tito following
officers: Tho uon. @. Hutcl,uson, President; q.
G. Hathaway aud ", j. Mccoy, Vice Presidents;
II. IL. Webster, OF praiiin dn Chen, Orator; the
Rev. j. j. Clifton, Cl,aklain; Jamos uayidon,
RENDER; Herman Ganter, Marshal.
AT PATCH GROVE,
tile ontcfprfsinE citizGilB had glorious colebra-
ton. The following were tho officers President,
Y. Humphrey; Vice rosldcnt tho Hon. II.
Glenn; Chaplain, tho Rov. D. DrothuB; Orator,
Bhal, T. D. Nagle.
At Mt. Hone the temperance puoplo Of tho
Calhoflo Church gathe cd ios day Of rejoicing.
hlaBa WAS celobl ate1 at ST. Lawrenco Church ut
0S0 a. nj. An Grafton was delivered by tic Rey,
II. J. Scott: subject. "Iho Fourt1--lts Political
and Religious Sigeit1canco." After which picnic
VAS nduised III by all III Attendance.