, 1876-06-25
fidelity Of tie Association: w. H. Byford,
Joseph P. Ross, Joseph W. Frccr, N. S, Davis,
DeLaskic Miller, H. A. johnson.


CELEBRATION OF THE BATTLE OF MuHTEE.
The Swiss OF this city, the Germans, and oihe
nationalities cooperating, will celebrate to-da
at Wright's Grove the 400th anniversary Of tn
battle Of MuFten (aiorat), where Charles tn
Rash Was defeated, and the freedom OF th
Swiss cantons definitely established In con
junction with this they will also celebrate th
century OF American Independence. The ccle
bration is under the immediate charge OF til
Swiss Maennerchor, but the German and Scan
dinayian musical and military associations als'
take part, rs will be seen By the programme
given bclow, and the gathering will unqucstiona
bIy be one Of the largest and mos
interesting ever held In this city. Th.
gentlemen who compose the Committee OF Ar
rangemcnts-J. P. Gartcnmann, Otto Loeb, 4
Hoiingcr, q. Enderis, II. Grccncbaum, L: Bocr
lin J.. Mueller, 4. uauswirth, aud 4. Adler
hare been untiring in their labors, and, If tht
weather is pleasant, their arrangements will be
satisfactory TO all.
THE PROCESSION.
The various organizations will rendezvous at
IA. m. at the West Randolph street hay-mar
ket, aud will move on Randolph, Clark, Df
vision: and Wells streets, to Wrjght's Grove, in
the following order:
First Ditikson-A squad Of police; Marshal
Jacob Lengacher and staff; musicians; American
nag; the heroes Of the Rebellion; Gems. Washing
in lhe uniform Of l776; Soldiers Of the War oi
ls4s, in carriages; insitcf guests:
Second Die3sion-S%iss Corps; Marshal 4. Haus-
xirth, in the costume of the UeFnese leader, Hans
ron Haslwill, with escort; flag of the Swiss Con-
fcdcracy, with the color-cuard; Berne*c confedcr-
atcs III the costume Of the fifteenth century: com
zurichere in historical costumes led By Hans Valid
MAIN; chariot with twenty-five girls clothed in
white, !cp:csentins thc twenty-five canionr Of
Switzerland; cscort OF halberdiers, pages. etc. !;
the members nf fhn Central Rrcettinn a&,HT TrAr
poftation Committees in carriages.
jAsfd D1Etsi3n-tiGcmcn's Musical Corps, Mar
*nal j. 4. liEck ana stall; Chicago Schuetzenvcr-
Gin, German Macnnerchor; Allemunia and Concor-
dia Maennczchor; musical section Of the Chicago
Turn.cme;ndc: Licdertafcl, forwacrts, and Iiaru-
gari Maenncrchor; Freja Scandinavian Musical
Union.
Fourth Dlr'saon-1lnsiciana OF the Chicago Light
Cavalry; Marshal George Miller and staff: Chicago
Light Cava,zy; Chicago rurngemeinde; Turnverein
t0lwaerts: Aurora and South Chicago Turnvcscns; !;
Chicago Asbciter ftrcin; the Polish Association,
G,aina Polskc, on horseback. -
FJ}fA Uirision-Musiciane OF the Platt Dcutsch
Ecfe:n: Marshal Francis Auaustin with staff; the
society; Cnicaso t;ruti Hercin; Marshal Gott1ieb
Marz; Swiss Aaenncrchor Of chicago.
TIE CEREMONIES
begin at 3 O'Clock iu the afternoon. The pro-
grammc is as follows:
Overture to William Tell ....RossinI
Address Of the President. 80. .John B. Gartcnmann
Reading OF the Festival rocm- .caspar Buk
owi-s PsalM-Naic voices and orchestral accom-
meut
Historical Grafton. William Rapp
Grand Orchestral Festival March:
Addrcssc. Of the different Consnls end representa-
tive* Of other 1ationa1ities.
"Ca!l'st Thou .siy Father Land" grand chorus
with orchestral accompaniment.
Addresses by the Hon. II. D. Colvin, the Hon. ".
F. coolblngh, the Rev. r o'iyeE, the Hon.
Lorcnz HFcntano.
''ME Country 'tis Of Thee, American National
Hymn.
III the evening the grounds will be illumin-
atcd. There will be music, dancing, fireworks,
tablcau vivant, including one granu group, the
Battle of Murtcn.