, 1876-06-18
ILLINOIS.
WAUEEGAN.


I
:, Spet7aI Correspondence n The Tribune.
WAUKEGAS, June 17.-Lct objectors aud ne
trails, or those OF our citizens who are known
such, 60 to work after q disciplinary n.anne
and, by contributing a small portion OF the
time, honestly aim to increase the interest tn:
has been awakened by few Of our leading cit
zens toward the success Of tile Centenni.
Fourth of July in this city. One great initit
difficulty in the way Of grand celebration |
many cities is the absolute want OF means to Of
tain TINT which is necessary to insure SUCCESS
But Waukegan, nm pleased to say, is possesso
Of some "princely men who are princcly givers,
therefore all obstacles in pccuuiazy sense ar
entirely removed, and all that is apparent
wanting is the personal attention of all inter
ested to sec that everything passes off in man
ncr that will not only be credit tt
the city, but those perfccting the arrangement.
or participating In any way. On Wednesday even
| ing the Commit &c previously appointed to makt
| arrangements met at the Council Chambers. 4
numbcr M to Five @ II Tho the sitie model mectias for
such an occasion. On the contrary, there was none
Of the denomination that has formerly been mani
tested on similar occasions. There is but little
| over two weeks remaining, and all should remen-
ber that this year will culmiuate, as it were, all
former Publications Of this kind Nearly all cities
Of any consequence have declared their intention
IT, celebratc, and it will doubtless be the height Of
pleasure for Waukegan to be found '.at home. n
rrs tHs the following committees have been mp
wFipans Ftnsnee +, $: Lincoln, A. G. DIodgett G. ?.
H. Iorse .t ~ M X. Johns5n'u JOIN oug!as F'Ff;yoFfs E1S 2
Earl, B. r. Porter. and Q. $. L,.coln; ordnance.
Grounds. J. T. FoWel william Keid, fG%s!'; noisi
4. u: cluFkzon, 9. 7; Heath, and 6; 3: GeeFss:
Wstsous D. Rens Rosses Na. T. &e!nes n1sf
Schwarm, John Avery, and B. McCanna; Print
ing. {, j. cory and 1 t. , s. BotsfoFd; Representa~
| Dennis; President Of the day, the Hon. II. ".
Hlodgett; Vice Presidents from each township in
ready for next weeks Issue.
PIoUS READINGS.
The Rev. J. P. Bates will be at the Baptist
Church this morning and evening.
The Rev. t. ". Curtis Of the Presbyterian
Church. will to-day be found in his lot and place.
The Methodist sunday school will be held at 12
hereafter instead Of 2, IS formerly.
CHURCH BURGLARY.
On Friday morning the Rev. E. W Gavin, Of
the Catholic Church, soon after arising went into
his church a. wss vas hts nsual custom, and found,
mass, that an empty cborium, censer. chalces, and
other valuables we're missing, and at once decided
Ing @ he I ID an wadoW il ee e.
q thieves probably gained their entrance.
men, suspicious in their appearance, were seen
t. The anes M sSs ed
Father Gavin states that before retiring the night
prcvions, he examined the premises carefully to
be 30. No clue to the robbers has Jet been OBJ
tained but earnest efforts are being made to secure
PERSONALS
Mr.. and 4frs. Rodney Parker, Of Chicago, called
upon Waukegan friends on Thursday.
The Rev and Mrs II. L. Martin, Of Chicago.
$nrr4, 7y 1ff ~
y MS. g.. /. g. Wright and her sister, Ella P11m-
ming, started for visit to Colorado on Thursday
George 3. sickels md wife, from Chicago, made
friends here very pleasant yisit last Sunday.
the Centennial; will be home in about two weeks. |
Harry klare and Mr. Kinney, Of Chicago. have /
put in IN appearance upon our streets during the |
Col. Lippincott, OF Chicago. has been adding to
his avoirdupoa by visit in this section OF late.
the East, aud will remain here short time before
returning to their home In Washington Territory.
Mis- Laura Barclay, of Chicago, is visiting friends
The genial face Of the Hon. Richard Bishop, Of
Nclienry, WIS noticed upon our streets on Tuesday
Mr John Ponsonby, TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
dealer, Is at present erecting neat little cottage
on the West Side. IN which TIE Tribune will
] John's prosperity will be unlimited.
of the United States Fish Commission. having oc-
casion to be in Chicago on last Saturday, took
The Hon. E. n. 1laines Of this city, will, in pur-
snance Of resolution Of Congress-, and in accord
lncc with a request OF the City Council, furnish
, historical sketch Of Lake County for the Fourth
II July.
MULTUM IN pARvo.
There fs considerable 'tgaa' being utilized by |
'nI citizens ut present relative to the late sensible
However, Citizens should be very very careful as 10
*hat kind Of gus they Introduce, OR general I .
~ blow up' viii be the result
There are more widows residing the South |
side than your correspondent supposed, which |
has been obtained ut the expense OF tho
'risf allakion to- to one of their number n last Sun;
cqaure no further hint but walk mp like men aud
ast their fate <.'
The Democratic voters Of this city, Of whom
here are very few, will hold Convention at Fire
aan's Hall TO- o-norrow afternoon for the purpose
4 electng delegates to attend the State Democratic
In the walking match Ut Ph@nix Hall iast is satar a
~ evening, ]. c. Kaiser, Esq, WIS defeated by {
The strawberry festival which was to have been t
eid 1t tue residence Of P. ]. Warner, Esq, was !
ostponed on account Of the weather, but WIS held
vt evening at the Methodist Church, and was well
The Insurance Clerks Baseball Club of Chicago /
re desirous Of displaying their abilities in game
IN T the Country Jakes" OF Wankegan. 4 gnme .
Thc nomination Of Hayes by the Cincinnati Con- I
enton seems to meet with general approval by the
republicans in this section. The Democrats are |
.ss hopeful, they claim Hayes will be more dill
ult TO defeat than any other seeking the nomina-
on.
The strawberry festival given by the ladies of the
resbytcrian Church on FTlday evening was the oc- |
,son OF much enjoyment t
The interest manifested by our Republican cti- | .
ms on Friday evening relative to the actions Of =
lc Cincinnati Convention was merely FORE !
la1ow Of what will be done by them during the !,
Lmpaign Z
As the term OF all county officers will expire this
il, lively times may be looked for. The Repub- i
cans Of Lake County are yearly gaining ground. :
AURORA. G
THE FOURTH OF JULT. :,
Special Correspondence Of The Tribune. i
AURORA, H., June MISUNDERSTANDING the +
,mense pow-wow at Cincinnati, the tremen- a
Ills efforts to SECURE the nomination of R1afne