, 1876-08-13
IELINOIS.
WAUKEGAN.

WAUKEGAN.
POLITICAL.
Special Disputch to TIE TsibnHe.
wAuKEaAN, ILL.,, Aug 12.-Durins the wccI
there has been quite IN increasing interest man
ifested in the local political movement New
names are continually handed in and enrolled
as members Of the Hayes and Wheeler Club
| The torch-light company were present in roune
numbers at their room Friday evening, aud twt
| companies we're formed from the nnmber,-
Company A and Company B, numbering 'cact
fifty members. The following were elected
i officers Of the Second or Company B: Captain,
j. H. Kinglcy; First Lieutenant, P. P. Powell
Second Lieutenant, Charles Miller; Orderly
| Sergeant, Cornelius Hartnett. The boys have
all gone through thorough course Of drilling,
| and may be considered faultlcss in that respect
The uniforms for Company a have arrived ant
| have u very neat appearance. To this company
will be presented On next Tuesday evening tht
| flag recently purchased for them bT the Ia
dies. It ia expected Mrs. james Miltnel
will present tho same in behalf Of the ladies, and
wc hope little speech may accompany the act
Tnesday evening the company will meet again al
their Headquarters, where they will don
themselves in their new suits and promenade the
Streets On Saturday night, having received an in
vitaton, Company will go to Libertyy1lle to at-
tend the Republican rally. Col. VIM. A. James,
and other noted speakers will address the meeting
The Democrats held meeting at the Council
Chamber on Wednesday evening, called for the
purpose Of organizing Tudcn and Hendricks local
Club Whether they were successful or not am
unable to stntc, a. repaired to the place at the
time designated and all was quiet. Thinking they
had forgot to 'ight the beacon fires, II departed
therefron. understand, however. that some time
during the night there WAS c}nD organized, but
any more than this know not Of
TIE JUVENILE SOCIAL
One Of the most Pheasant scenes ever witnessed
by THE F1xpukE reporter 1as that presented On
Monday evening ut the pleasant and con.nodious
Utica and Water streets. II was At the above
TONED PLACE that the ''yoans uns" DID assemble,
bciug on the occasion Of Miss Lucy Cooks tenth
binaday, At M carly hour in the afternoon the
little folks, donued il their white suita received
in response to tlelf sweet - goodbye" an it'll
eiscs commenced at about o'clock in the after
noun and the programme, which consisted of
fas9s P4a3 sls aaa dsnsn sa nna 3ne
sion, and TIC amateur dancers were
gogd1 by h ena ,aa s h ai%as. G1ns Ths aays
many Of the more advanced population, stood aloof
far parscipstin: in the exercises, but spared
eooa e1ns tine II for the ks Among tho those present
r'asrs we're The following: Hattie and Matte F.
Belle and Adlio Warner, Bertha Leguard. George
Hollihand, Ncttie Merchant, Eessie Wheeler,
Bertha Werden, Mamie swanbroush, Belle Sly
field, Hattie Upton, Mamic nnd Emma Crooker,
Lulu and Phclfa Wsckham, Jennie johnson, Cora
Sherman, Lucy Ely, Delta Joeman Allie Kirk,
Wama usa sse oasa ksd sad ma ae
Flor Abbot, Annie Cook; and the following made
jimmie to1y, Charlie Field, Hugh Aiehison, Les
ter Partridge, Willie Darling, Charles Fox, ". and
E, Shute, md Birchie Macarthur.
UNDER TIE TREES.
According to announcement previously given. the
members Of the Prcsbyterian, Methodist, and
Baptist Sabbath- Schools held their annual picnic
snone bright and warm, and at IN early hour the
basket brigade proceeded to the depot. On account
Of sundry reports concerning: the transportation.
shrini,age III the number that attended. The scene
Ing upon the side-tracE we're rapidly dlicd with
had such influence with your correspondent that
upon his entering, and being unable TO
and a seat, vas compelled to believe that
elapsed, however, when, with general rush, the
picnckers were again upon terra trina, and pro-
ceseion formed to the grounds, where upon arrival
the following programme was inauguratcd: Swings
put on trees necessitattng the least climbing;
croQuet playing; eating on one knee and elbow
NllQ tue IAple-CiOtu covered Wlll leaves; which
latter hud to be resorted to the proper time as
the urchins complained numecously OF being grub
struck" The afternoon was not quite go pleasant
account of the ram, but all declared their
rival home that - good time had tccn enjoyed.
The Episcopal Society decided to hold their pic
mic in C. c. Parks groye-a lovely spot-and OF
truly say that Wednesday for the Sunday schools
was gala day.
GRANDEUR AND oAYETY.
On Friday evening very pleasant company ns-
sembled Ut the delightful residence Of DR.. V. G.
Price, on Grand avenue. and were the guests OF
his a1niable sou. r L. The spacious grounds sur
mated, and the scene was indeed grund; in ample
rcpast Was served in the dining &oom and good
music was furnished by Prof. Carr, Of Chicago.
ties: Emma Hill, Stella Lucas, Mamie Clark, FAN
mic Jones, Nellie Montgomery, Cora Evans, little
Evans, and Carrie Norton; May sisseu, Helen
ing Naukesan ssntlcnen:: Clarence 4. and Fred
Murray, Nelson Steele. Win Upton. Victor Bur
ton, Fred ! johnson, Dr. shugart Clinton Weraen,
ter, Frank Biddlecomc, Frank ILL., and Orrin Z.
Maxson.
RAcEE's VICTORY AND INSULT
On Friday afternoon the Athlete Base Ball Club
Of Racine visited Waukegnn TO play game with
tAc Athletes Of this city. The liacinc boys acted
like gentlemen. aud such they really are. They
were accompanied to this city by the Racine cor
respondent of TIE TRIBUNE. .who will doubtless
include in to-day's letter "a little piece OF his
mind" There vas also quite number of other
the visiting club, The. game was tnterestin.,
one. and Ut the closc the stood 81 TO Ii III
favor Of the Racincs The insulting language used
by some of Walkegan's half wits was ClssraceruI
alld the Naukegan Cup arc ashamed OF Tue man
ner in which their visiters treated that they
seriously contemplate dsbandiny.
THE S1ck LIST.
William Green. IN old and respected Citizen "a
lying dangerously i'll ut Ills residence on Wuter |
street.
The Hon. David Dalentine has returned from the |
Hot Springs, Arkansas While there he was visit
I'd by a second stroke Of paralysis.
PIOU3 READING.
On Sunday laet the ltt -l;cy Bishop Foley, OF /
.hicago, administered the sacrament vi confirms
ion 10 about LOO Ciiltl1cn at tho Catholic Church in
his CITY, The SERVICES were impressive, and some
tery appropriate remarks We're lnalc to the chill |
1rcn.
Methodist a Church to-day, morning subject: |
- " The Elect" Evening subject: .:Pruth: It's |
alue and Cost. ~
The baptist brethren will asaln be addressed BIZ
he Rev. j. T.. Bates.
The Nfr. Af. Curtis, Of tho Presbyterian Church.
Si'l, TINS morning and evening, preach two of bis
|lways popular sermons.
Ills Rev Air. Eeker will take care of his flock at
he Congregational.
Personal. PARAGRAPHS.
Dr. aud Mrs. w $. Pearce returned home the
ore part Of the week fron1 the Centennial. and |
nav bc nddcd to the list Of the t'pleased.
Fred E. Ingalls, returned On Sunday last from,
: astnSton, whittier he had been in the interest Of
he United States Fish Commission Fred .tjil |