, 1876-07-09
ILLINOIS.

account OF the EFntcnunt, OVERWHELMINGLY HEE HQ6
as many here as at this time year ago. 9. O.
ILLINOIS.
WAU.KEGAN.
TIE DAY WE CELEBRATE.
8uscfas Correspondence Of Tho Tribune
WAuKEoAN, July 8.-The carly riser on the |
morning Of the Fourth was sadly disappointed |
upon the scene that met his view, and all blame
was laid upon the weather clerk on account |
of bis neglect of duty. Heavy clouds we're
lowering over head as ii threatening second
dcluee, while the streets were In condition
painful to behold. About s o'clock, however,
during tho progress Of religious services at the
different churches gradual change for the bet
ter was observed, and, By 0, Waukegan's united
prayer WIS practically answered At an carly
hour a band Of stunknowns" arrived from the
direction Of the Black Hills, soaring small boys
| and causing timid women to fainA while men
were convulsed with laughter at their ku-Klux
propenslties. Taking possession Of the city, they
made It a point to select the principal streets,
where they might introduce rumors Of war.
| After enduring their presence for short time,
| 8 shot from our native cannon cxtermtnated the
| tribe. AL incoming trains were heavily laden
| with human freight for this port, which,
l together With tho residents Of the sur
rounding country, soon made the CITY q
eurging mass Of humanity. Ono OF the finest pro-
cesgions ever seen in this any other city Scgan
| moving at half- past 10, parndtng some OF the
principal thoronghfarce and stopping at the public
square, where the order OF exercises was Conn
mcnced by prayer from the Rev. Mr. Stcbbins,
after which the following was observed: National
Chorus: m interesting historical address BY the
Hon. &. n. Haines, Of this city; reading Of the
| Declaration q! Independence, by G. A. Partridge,
| Of the waukesan Gazette; an ablo Grafton by HI
ram Barber, ESQ.,, OF Chicago; music by Martial
nand cofng @ ttn ncn;eKsd nae1ona IN aI he M
shaded rroyc. while hundreds proceeded to the
race course 10 wit.,ess the races, which com,
many COOKS
rtyen by slater'a Band, was largely attended, aud
! highly enjoyable time was had: During the day
there were accidents and orderly conduct W. ~
maintained by our gentle1nanfy Marshal and bis
sidaa On the following morning about 8, 600 heads
laid upon the pillow aching an t1e
business %nht {or BY ee,s o it, o' 'n' S'00A'
The dead]y ire cracker did not cease to make it.
self heard. Int during tho week, timorous women
ine dcstro1s TINT their manufacture, like lanor,
should be prohibited. But what can be done aooa
I'll The little fellows are patriots and from as tat
have seen and believed that the only medium
: fhronoh which it should be expressed ls-thc fire
At last the noise ana 1 IN mas n1s
narics and compilations as concerning TINS csy, ma!
20 npon the pages Of history as being an honoret
: celebration.
- = ruRY WE'RE ALI THERE.
IN Monday evening the 'tW. I. P" Club wer'
"all Of one accord. . and. as resnlt, they wef.
enrolled tho guests Of Miss belic rasks; a. IA =
ested hu5 S se out 81
about to transpirc. Every hack ia the city wa
into requsition to convey the @ scsn ssen
at the spacious dwelling and it's immediate vcinft:
was OF . dazzling character. Numherless torches
the snt Il
!, nreTe!1t any un1uly conduct A spacious tent wn
set The front lawn from Tn,sh faSaa th
Welome tehanncl" At 10 o'cleek Slater Slater,
ssboss band commencing to play within, eKcttc'
"a the cacchinnons Of the loving couples pesampIn
Of pedal extremfes was dny inaugurats:d whlS l;;
: UNPARALLELED amusement received attention nntl
the honr had arrived when their mamie Woaa "a "a
g p1easures they had experienced they departed 70
u thcir homes. Miss Lillian Dennis and Miss &C. Ger
ssts aaa s1sa sa -
It CONQUERED t By their commands. Many beantif.
and costly toettes ana easn one @
e1 ess TOO we're sSa {oor,ps Dr. an j.
kqek1SE h1S A., III Az M d
g Minnie und Cora Field. Corn Evans. Carrie NoFto,
Lillian Dennis Lizzie and Carrie ba.cnGiuG' AZ AZ
e Mamie Wheeler. Lille and Matte Cole OF bentoL
Y Fnnnic Lyon, Lctte Thomas Nellie Montgomer,
Emma Hal pnK 1. aRa Fanne 5ones Mary cass.
re Lucy Dickenson, Idu Price, A. shaney, Chicago
Eyana Resoos hieare Ma
Of Tho1nass Chicago, Libbte Hoaghton Ct bosto
highlands Price chsesoa k,11ts h1sk a M
Derrick Fannie Derrick Lnn.e ~
il neaa,s ncasIs 4 Frant nilis Russell Price, cinte
vi, Spencer 7G @;aa'seone cels ne''1eI
Shat7TS1;iI, Sha W;, Bo1ker, 4s Viii shute, Jug Jons
:. f9ed fGe; Jones, nc vii Upton, James MsL9ae. WI
sasEsy, sEsy Fred BRYANT. F;
u u Murray, Thomas Douglas and j. u; hoT ana =
R.es n5Goad 1ss her5srt
ID +. Brsht IT, Kittfedgc, Fred cleage5 Joe stesh G
~ Mcssrs Iiurburt. Holmes and Etio!s, q ~, IN
cago; 8. Wyman, Milwankce; 1tlsn, d am = Pape
III ! Aurora.
n ,r cosc. Fao.. Of Hactnc, wns In attendance
n nss ~ S1r Petcr Callahan and Mr. Brown. Of chteag
ae have been the guests of William E. sundeFl
nt ogF NJ. F. Irish, Of Ann Arnor Mich. T. spending
ao brief season with h,s coasfn Mr. J. = Bfens.es, @
Mr. Russell Price and his sister: 1aa, ools oIss ;,
intend to breathe Waukeean ar nn1t tne ;b;a
On Aid &. G. gphau has returned iso "1faa Mn r.
~ whittier he had been In ecarch OF nea''h'
IT, Henry schnttler, Esq. of the firm o. o,tts9 ret
s schutler Co.. wagon n 1rit onr Citizens.
A. Eslxsrd Eiesncr. prominent German ses !.
dent of the South sde started ysstesaas WI %1a ds
family f9s Gs.many e eeneeI 70 peurn abont
,ly Mr. Willie Palmer and company OF n,no nvs
he and one gentlemen from Chicago arc stGpp,ng 4
r. | .hn unnfepan House. They enjoy oat!y y!