, 1875-08-07
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srectai Dssrttch IL The CHICAGO Tribune.
81. PAUL, 1lifib,, Ang. 6.-Tavorcd by coar
weather, tho O'Council celebration hero Inns
been entirely auccostul. At tho Cathedral tlliH
morning. high rnass Wsa celebrated, and Father
ireland delivered al eloquent eormon Oh tho
public dutic8 Of citizcus, Illustrated By sketches
OF tho political taborn of O'Conne. Tho pro-
ccasion this afternoon MAS oqnal In appearance
and nnmbers to any ovcg seen hcrc. and included
soue twenty different organizations, with fonr
bands Tho addresses ut Rite'a Park by Dillon
O'I]rton, Ignasius Dornolly, Gsv. Davis, Joacp,a
G. nonnoliy Of Milwaukee,, and Robert Banks,
colored, formerly slayo, wcre lietoned to by
Hevoral thousand rcoplo. Abort 200 colored
poorlo narchod In tito procession.
ruBCQUE.
8p<cias Dispatch to Tho Chicago tribune.
nvnv9UE la A%e G1dle S'tasI1"' o. tho
served by Dubuque in q 1llanuor cafsulatcsl to
make tho honeH Of thnt eeIulchred gensicnan
got mp md tlauco for very gln.ancss. Tie dcHl-
onstt ntion was simply imnonso. peleea.iohs
iueIc. Davenport. Clinton, Codar hapd., en-
lena, Dycssyillo, Mct'rogor, and tho country
roundabout, with flags, aud banners, mud drums,
a.s, iifes, until tho town was packed will, donne
streots wore gaily decorated. wh!Ie the htild-
ingB woro adorned with tho g1cen flag
of Erin with is shamrock, and hnrp in yellow
gold. aldo BY side with tho stals and stripes Of
cosBiop wAa formed at Jackson Square, cotnpos-
cd Of the City Council, the various military and
civic hocietcH, guests from abroad, early settlers
III carriages, tho Fro Department, and nj the
interests Of the city. Tho procession stretched
out q miles in lcngth, and wns oFcr m hnur
in passing a given pout. Tho chief fen
tnro Of tlc procession waa tho car
k+A.i. IT. LAS
wheoss. risinFupwerd with scatB after tho fash-
ion Of q pyramid. Upon thoso aoata Nn1e Haated
tfrsy-two little girls dreahed IN white, trimmed
with green, representing tho cot.ntlcs Of 1rGhtd.
profnsion Of 1risl and American ilaEs flutpsrot
around and above THO canoyy. Tho o1ntioh of
Tho day waA delivered by bishop 11enncosy, from
Kclloy'H Bluff, to m audience Of ut loaat 1000
people. It ,wAs n scholarly production, and
nbonnded hezo. md there with clo1uont paH-
mo1e nor less than q plea In behalf Of
tho Catholic religion and tho Catholic Church.
The speaker gor7od III tho spread Of Catholicism
In Eng!nnd and America, md took advantage Of
the occasion to Impress upon tho minds of hia
hoarera tho statemnnt that tho Church Of liume
wns tie only real ctnrch on Garth.
At the. conclusion Of tho bishops oration.
short addresses woro mado by Gen. A. N.
T1usnbnll; Of Dubuque. anl Judge Murphy, Of
Davenport, and thosi tho crowd di1pcrnod..
NotIling Of o scr1ous nature occurred to mar
tho fcstiyltiea Of the day aud all passed on ns
tremendously ~ could DO dctired by tho must
enthusiastic friends Of o'oonnell'
Dosrox. h1asa.. Aug. G.-,rhe o'connell moot
ing at hlsio Hall to uight wna ono Of tho
grapdcst demonstrations ever witnessed in tnis
,citr. Tho im,noitse building WAS crowded to
admission cyon to tho corridors, Tho hall
was elahorateIy decorated. Bosuo 2G0 rc1-
epnn occupied the stage, including
ths Committee OF Arrangements. auv.
Lloyd Gafrihon. Fathers Lynden, Uoaloy, Flato-
ls, tiri!liu, aud others. A poem. IA Nutiotl's
Ieet" was delivered BY John DoTlo 0'ltollly. and
tbs Grafton upon tho life and SERVICES u Daniel
O's,*nnu1 by Wendell Phillips is pronounced tho
lsatcr effort Of his life.
EAsr EAo1rAw.
:, h1e1n D'pafeh e rue chicago Tribune.
Eur fAu!N.w, Altoh., Ang' "a terrlble
to-day, intcrfascd with tue celebration Of D Con-
NclB biythdaJ. There was D salute of tfty
Iui!h Ut sunrise, 2Ed largo procession OF civic
tao'os'cs trom Saginaw aud Fay City. High
all oraton Was delivered OIL the dern,auiA
Rronndu by J. Il. Mcdonald; alEo. I'LL addreBa III
tho Celte tongue an1 speeches by otEern. Tho
celebration ratscd oti pleasantly. and but for
tho rasn would have boon grand nffalr.
CLEVELAND. O., Aug. s.--The O'Connell cen-
tenary waH celebrated bv tho 1rlel anil Catholics
Of this city, and Notwithstanding the heavy ram
that I'resaie'l III tho forenoon, proved d grand
auoeebs. Tho various military and civic socie-
siea paradcd the principal strecs III strong NUM-
bors Ill tho forenoon. a grand unicn. picnic,
undar tie auHptooa Of the Catholic Central ABso-
ciatiu, was held iu Tue afternoon at tho North
e1n Ohio Fair Gtoands, md Was attended by
many thousand reopIo. An eloquent t,ibute to
the memory Of 0'ConnelA was delivered by tile
Hon. Judge O'Neiil, Of Now York No accidents
occurred, aud the best Of order prevailed.
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