, 1876-04-30

~ anAes'o ons d Pa't a. :'' I pas,a:d
e.ss" Th Ind ts1:e n,a ;a' vss dseP
ssm san,iisy. 1svis. y H. ~osS 5s,a + ya5tea.
para Of tbs ty under tho auspices ct ~ unioa
vhe y. stated .at he 9s1nS Ss aassd TGla ths
tsnneranee nIedee snd 81 ths topsoco psdge: Tho
.neetings hsd been conducted 1t IN expense Of $2.
Hds Sur 7sPa saoa tas aas ss'he x ossr
plsces wcro usae By Miss Kimball Mza. sonea' M"
csrse and Mss Jackson Rocording ssess =. r..,nt.
il1S ss7a.15, M lsa4ins balance of s51s-s7. ..,
tarrns and recommended the establishment o1 en n
dnstrfal Temporary Homo, where men OUT % en. ns
ploymtnt could naake thenaalyea nselm na 1l,.;on
xx.iging Eho rosed her remarks by MAKING AH1nao1
~ T1nnr esilor named Jack Lyon, who nad ess.1u r.
the union by obtaining ruarines signAtufes " 10
pledge and Ia feeling tsss Tbsa b wth Bible Ths
Sneaker announced her intention OF aep1to"S so~A
Tor Ohio. na singing.
meeting Of tho otcers and principals q Tho ;, nsS
ond Regiment met At the Grand cse5rs
don on he Fourth Of July. There "eIe oat s"- tsw
nrrsent and Phil l. HoJne occupied the enAT. 1Na ao
stating the object Of the gathering ". j. onAnAo
81 sne Thaf committee Of be appointed By
the Chair to wait upon the Mayor Of ae c'y. euu e.
.etinv nf citizens to arrange for suitable demon
s.st;o8 N this city on tho forthcoming Centennial
annra5sary Of the Declaration OF American lhoepena
The motion was adopted, and the Chair appointed
~, Fo1,ouin0 rentlemen: The Hon Y. T. CoolhauRh,
John Drake Bs9ss asa .na tae c chsir 'D
4 Committee Of Three, consisting ol Aesare. ons
han, Superintendent Hickey. and Thomas brenan'
..s anpoiuted to wait upon the above nanod Benae-
men snd notify Them Of the duties expected OF then'
mud the meeting sdjourneG- ,.s ~,
In starting the demonstration tor inc Soastn. sas
second Regiment did not intend that the exercises
should in anything be hut an Alnerioan rejoicing, aaa
it il hoped and expected that al orRanizea soes
ss bodies die In. n The The zen. sz WI il general
vii do III in their power to make the thing SUCCESS
and the finest displsy in tho West BY tho tufnlng
ont Of the Second Regiment, al The Irish and German
scetiee. the Masonic lodges, and the Pocs and Ere
Departments not to mention tho odd-teuo"s'
display could be made.
The Philosophical Soctety adjourned last even.ns
until the first Stonsy in uctooer eleesing oe1ole ~
jou1nng the following officers for the ensuing se@f'
Helen shead tho Eev \.
r. Thomas, Gen. L N. Stiles, Mrs. \. l. 9Eaaam'
Prof Elias 1 coibeT nfs y s1soa NJ S spsS wa Brasiett
william Vocke. Mrs. sas@h IL Al'1'' e'eN'oA
ND. ,,. ru, ~ H.vdao
Recording Secretary-A B. Tuttle'
Tre,surcrJohn & Floyd.
Committee Speculative Ph1losopas-Idi' 0' -
Comnlttee on Natural 6cience-S: ": Abbott H.
d. Prof Rodney WEIGH PEot n pe1,fo9t.1ne Will
a,d n r Anderson, Miss II. 4. Colbert.
Committee on Moral Philosophy-'ohn ". Els' Aes
Ella G. Ives, Prot. G. D. BroomeL o.
COMMITTEES on Social Science-E. y. sae11nso'
ctoros n. jackson, Miss Laura n. Hubbard
Tr1stee5-John B. Floyd, a. II. Lewis Judge y. Z
Graham Gen. n. B. Buford, H. b. "escotss H. O'' E.
l. West, Esq. D.<.z ~ ~
4hhott n. D.. Prof Samuel Willard John ". Ella T.
3. Sherman.
CHICAGO RIFLE CLUB.
The threatening weather Of yesterday prevented
fuil attendance at the South Park Range. But tea
Chisholm. Of tho Eigin Rifle Club, and lr: ".
Chisholu, Of tia Pioneer Rife Club, OF Salt LAk'