, 1875-05-30

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DEVELOPING THE YOUNGSTERS.
In our little world, there has been nothing
that has afforded more genuine delight for care
ful paseuts than visit to the East-Side Finder,
| garten- Here genuine success has been gained
There is = full attendance OF httle ones, and
their progress is really wonderful Not the least
! interesting part OF lhe affair is the glee with
tres Of knowledge. Under ald!lful. experienced
treatment, they are advancing as rapidly in man-
! uers as in letters; and the companionahip with
! 50 many others seems to have given them an
| abundance Of life. health, and ~vigor, that
youngsters brought up on the nursery OF nurse
| maid eystem rarely show. The parents Of the
| Little ones sent to the East-Sids kindergarten
| ara delighted with the experiment. The under
taking is success, and Will be extended at once.
While the little ones are being developed in
aecu1uulatlug health, muscle, and graceful easy
movement under the tuition Of Mr.
Broalua who is now director Of q
] number Ut private gymnastic classes. in
! addition to the Tnrn-Hall eymnasIums that he
hiss brought to such wonderful perfection in this
the compliment Of taaching their children LAM
guage they themselves dislike to apeak, but
which thsy have the sanee to see it is necessary
the rising generation shall adopt, lay us under
vastly greater obligation BY showing us how to
build up 3 bright. healthy youth. and conse-
quently An enduring nation
PATRIOTISM oUT At ELBOWS.
After desperate attempt to revive tho Tag
ging interest in Decoration-Day, the officers OF
the Ports Of the Grand Army Of the Republic in
| this city cane to the conclusion that they have
put their hands in their pockets often enough to
pay the piper for full-dress parades; aud that
the commemotatiou. this year, should 30 as
modest and unobrfusive as those principally in
it to be. The ceremonies to-day, 60 far as any
city organization Was concerned. we're
strictly private and professional ExpeDd-
itures were limited to ettewing the
graves OF the patriot dead with flowers
and, even in this, tt,e living members Of the dis
banded armies had to stand the cost-the con-
t1lbutions from the general public being CON-
paratiyely iDsigni6cant AL that was done to-
day was 10 assemble such members OF the 9. A.
r. Us cared to participate. and to proceed to-
gether in buses to the cemeteries, and decorate
the gravea in silence. The National Home peo-'
pie also did ~ much by way Of observing the
day; but they intend to got up quite celebTa-
tiou tomorrow, wheu the Home grounds, 1t
the weather proves to be fine. will doubtfeas be
covered with sight-seers. Obi tho ngratitude
Of Republics!
TIE ARcHuIsHoPRIc-
As the day draws near ter the 1nvest1ture OF
Bishop Henni with the Archbishopric. it becomes
more aud more evident that the event il to be
one forever memorable in the history Of the
Catholic Church in the Northwest. The arrange
ments now completing IRE on stupendous
scale, aud iudictte that the celebration will bo
the most gigantic ever attempted IN the West-
The procession is to consist OF five divisions,
each under the command Of from two to dozen
Marshals, and hefded by fne band. The first
division nil be composed OF societies from
other cities, counties, and States, the German
Mannyerein, and singers; the second, ct St.
Ponafacius'. 6t. Joseph's! and st. Georg1us
Adult Societies. and 1T; Josephs, st gonavsn-
socities the third, Of st. Johannes Verein,
St. Antoniue' Adult sad Juvenile Sooieties, ST.
Antonius' Liederband and Juvenile Society. ST.
Stanislau's and St. Josephst's Societies; the
fourth, Of st. Plus soctety, st. Peters Adult and
Juvenile Societies, Father Mathews Total
Abstinence Society, Cathedral School st Johns
and St. Albertns' Societiej; the fifth. Of St.
Calls Hibernian Banevolent Society, st. Calls
Benevolent Society, Juvenile Band. Juvenile J
xin end in front Of the A1chbishops palace,
when the following programme will brlng the
celebration to an end:
Ats s:saad.y Morning ...MssansFehor
..The Hesyens pssise The glory Of the Lord"
Maenns1ehor, With Orchestral Accom- a ssaime4~t; ~
R1afsss ~ Werner 5ofn Augns.
tcss.t soa, We Pra,ss Thee: nasansFcaoF'
F1nale-Three cheers for The Archbishop, ths Bishop
the Ambassadors, and tho priests.
The Arrangements are under the supreme co., |
t1ol Of committee OF priests
OUR MUSICAL JUBILEE.
As the leading musical city in the Northwest, |
wo do not propose to tameiy submit to Cit,cin- /
natl carrying oil all the honors We most right |
eously have deserged. Various Committee meet |
ings and s1ciety aoo Association gatherings |
have been held during the week for the !
purpose Of arranging to celebrate the'
twenty-d fifth anniversary OF the existence |
Of the Milwaukee Musical Society by q |
season OF Jubilee. Committees Of Arrangements |
have been appointed, and the celebration has ]
been finally decided on. It Will. without doubt, |
duly come of in August There will be an Of
chestra OF at least 100 pieces, q monster chorus /
Of ana1ganated Societies, the wonderful ohorus |
OF our Gaennerchor. q Juvenile chorus Of 1,200 |
voices {PubIio-School children, who ara excl |
iently trained). and vast number Of individual
singers and iustrumenta1ists from all parts Of /
the country. Hans Balatka, Of Chicago has already
been here making preliminary arrangements
most Of the railroads have agreed to carry pas
seueers at low rates hotel and private accom-
is promised to any exteat; and the
money will be forthcoming to rebuild or repair |
the vast Wilderness known as the Rink A com
m1ttee of businessmen has been engaged in col
|ectinr subscriptiops for t,,e necessary repairs.
md for the training of the ct1oruses etc, fabout
s12 0001. and as our German population il |
arnnsed End the American element is ouita
arreeabie. YOU nav make vour arrauEemeots to |