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This ticket is the embodiment Of honesty
Governor Hayes ia living Illustration
Of the truth that N honest nau is the
nobest work Of tod" Three times
elected Governor # the great State Of
Ohio over Thurman, Pendleton and Al
len,-a member of Congress, an honest
statesman, brave soldier, one whose
purity Of public and private character
cannot be gainsaid, intelligent, patriot
ic and sound in judgment, be has proved
himself equal to aug position in life in
which he has been placed and, if elect
ed, he will give the country a wise, pa
triotic and pure administration.
The candidate for Vice President
William A. Wheeler, has also served
his country well and faithfully. As a
member Of Congress he has won the re-
spcct and esteem of all who knew him.
His character is a tower of strength. -
He is man Of practical knowledge Of
public affairs, and of unquestioned abili-
ty. He will make a good presiding Of
licer of the United States Senate, and if,
in the providence Of God, he should be-
come President, hes would also give the
Tn this connact;nr [ desire to place on
che Ss ssis.tI intend to vote for
j. Henry Sellman Esq, the Republican
nominee for Congress.
Your obedlent servant,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1876-10-12
DR.. w. R. Winners Withdrawal as q
Candidate for COngref 8 IN ING kltth
District Of Mafryland.

RELAY STATION, b. Y. X. X.
B,ltimoro co dIct. 4th, 1876.
Mcssrs. Robert EUis. oheT y. B v ?.
~, George S. Kie6cI, 1oS' y. i'f'V +,
a1,d Ed,card " knle, o ,,.,, :, y
Rcforn, ConUentioa 4 me fyA ms
t'cf p Maryland. az tetter has been
Gnssrr.rssu~ 49, - = C,.a,..;4.,'
withheld at the requc4 VI NoIiiulit''e
of Republicans and III formers who rep
resented large meeting at Mount Wi
mans, Baltimore county, which assem-
bled on the evening oflSept Dist to take
action in regard to Ie nomination for
Congress by the Republican Convention
which was held the s. hne day.
When you informe' me, August 4th,
that | had been unan lmously nominated
for Congress by you'll Convention, you
said il was in conseqI ence Of my known
honesty and fitness fbr the position. -
Such was also the telor of a resolution
adopted by your CoSScntion.
Referring to my litter Of acceptance
Of August 4th, l So \: 81 accept the
nomination for Congress from the Con
yention of the Refort party of the Fifth
District Of Maryland, with the under
standing that if thesscpublican party Of
the District should tail to endorse your
action my name shall be withdrawn, 9TH
crwise my acceptance would, think, be
an act of injustice + the Reform party,
to the Republican prty, and tomyself. :
The Republicansorty has failed to
nominate me, and, . an honest man, |
cannot do otherwisah an INFORM you that
r. my name is hereby t'Nnu''"' as Il ca"
didnte for Congre&
viii not attem1' to conceal from you
- the fact that | am dsappointcd, especial
" as | have abund8 cause to know that
! | was the choice, 4 only Of the Reform
d crs, but of larganajority of the Re
a publican voters ofthe District; and |
= also have sufficient cause to believe |
would have been elected but the man
n ayers Of the Conversion, in the District
e and outside Of it, pfaerred it otherwise,
c and consequently your action was not en-
c dorsed by the Contention.
It Referring again + my letter of accep-
d lance | said While approaching very
If highly the honor conferred upon me by
is your Convention, willie | shall honestly
r and earnestly end~gor to promote the
e interests and wishes Of the Reform par
IS ", and to advance the cause of reform
a and honesty in ouf@ited party, must
is inform you that | rhIend to do all can
is TO elect Hayes and Wheeler as President
: and Vice. resident ofthe Untad States -
d In the spirit Of This pledge, and in the
spirit Of honesty which pervades my
nomination, my a1Ptance, and my ne
ccssary Withdrawal let me respectfully
q urss xou~snd yo9a party to vote fol
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SHERIFF'S
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, to the Quail
4 \ fled Voters OF Charles county, that an
Election will be held on the
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Late Collectors Sale.

DI virtue of authority vested in me as late
I'D Collector ofTaXcs for the Third Colec-
ton District Of Charles county | will sell at
public sale, to the highest bidder for cash, On
the premises,
On SATURDAY, the 4M dag of
Noren.Ler. 1876.
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Description Of the Murdcrer.-IIis
name is Joseph or B. Joseph Hughes. alias st.
Leno, alias ST. Leon; he is about five feet, eight
or ten inches in height, dark complexion; dark
hair. mot straight round fun face; scar over
his right eve; two ~ fingers broken on the
left hand, the little finger and the one next to
same quick and active in his movements, and
weighs about l65 to 10 pounds.
oct 1874
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1876-10-12

lust RECEIVED, the latest styles of La
81 DIES HATS and B0NNETS, and MILNE
ry Goods generally. For sale by,
may 2l-6 JOSEPH STEIN, Hilltop.
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800 REWARD!
CtTATE OF MARYLAND,
~ EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Annapolis, Oct. 9TH, 1876.
OctI2, l876-2t

%AHiiftL'oit91 W. btlt3 lou
PROCLAIM
Whereas, information has been received at
this Department, that on the 18th Of Septem-
her last murder was committed on the person
Of L. G. HOOK, in Calvert county, by an item
Grant Snowman or Actor, known as b. J..
HUGHES, alias ST LEON. alias ST. LENO
who Immediately fed, and has thus far escap-
ed arrest.
Now, therefore, that the said murderer may
be arrested and brought to punishment, /,
JOHN LEE CARROLL, Governor of the State
of Maryland, do hereby offer the reward of
One Hundred Dollars for the arrest and
safe delivery Of the said b. J. Hughes, alias
st. Leon, alias st. Leno, into the custody of
the proper legal authorities of the State of
Maryland.
Given under my hand and the Seal of
the State of Maryland, at Anna
SEAL polls City, this 9th day ofOctober,
wv A. b. 1875.
TAl1A~ III NDDnT
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WILLIAM II. WILKER.
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Interest from LIST January. 1916.

octl2-4t
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CASUALTIES.

William rnnchcon, years of ngc, WIS acrt-
dcntally shot IN the left lrcast In front o[ Ills
futhqrts residence, No. 1b3 l,arrabCc street. by d
bullet from II pistol In the hands VI playmate
a..cd IL yes,IT, nillned Georgs Nelson. Tho ball
penetrated the LEFT lung, inHicting wound
which the physicians al once prunaut.crd ncscs-
sarily fAlal. Nelson WAS arrcstcd ind locked up
III tic Chicago Avc.ltte Stutinn. Shortly utter j
o'ciock tho iittso fellow dsea'
Mrs. Barrett, married lady residing at ~:
q Penn street, while sitting ut hcr gatu at 0:1D
lust evening, VILE shot IN the right arm, atrt
painfully wounded, by some unknown person,
TIC tlesi,y IIrtion of Ills loft leg Gy su,ne IN.
known lersun ut 3 o'clock IN tic AFTERNOON, in
front uf No. III West Twelfth street. lie was
taken to lls llutne, No. lSS llalsted street, anu
At3 o'clock john Stretch, rraiding ut M. 80
Morgan street, wus shot tn tho lett shoulder
while riding oil tup of Twclftl!-strcct bus Ut
tic curncr 81 Twelfth and Clark streets. The
Of tic opin!on that Il viii nut proyc serious.
Emil kochtvr, 10 years Ut aYc, residlns with
Ills mother at NJ. dol North Wells street, was
accidentally shot nj o'clock yesterday t'lor1-
learned. The hall penetrated the left shoulder,
Int IL not considered dangerous by Dr. uroa-
vc!lOr. ........ --
1t 800 o'clock, Lawrence Anderson years
Nl H7E@ Nlla lEt GhaGH"k ~ AAbA@
of liz larrmts' rcsideneo, No. 1a5a Arnold street,
was accidentally shot III tie breast By s9le 1,.-
kunwn psrson, lle wua atto,ldrdby DR.. Jarrett,
wtlu stAtetI tint tho wound was very seruus
CiarIcsli ccga,l, aged ID years, residing at No.
SiiI Congress street, waa ue.,s,iehtnlly shot az
l:so yesterday uttct.lan ty Fred Warrcn, aged
Ii, years, residing at tho lortllcast CORNER nf
lloyne md Congress streets; rug tMll s,ruSk i;
eAme uut i fuw inclea tro,n where II entered,
iniicting wound which is considered not Ut I'll
serious. ..-
Fyu,,k Quinn, aged IL years, whilo standing In
front ii hls rcsIlcure, NJ. Is Erie street foollg
with y c1ln u powder, was batlly burned ~ u.
explosion ruused by Il little gErl throwing
ea .nt to r. S sS ,s q a ye sye
was severely injured, and h!s lelt baud slmt"
tered: IL was attended by pr, i.eonaJl.
A. s:a r. t,te afternoon Lewis Meysrs.1 r..
f"r bis uncle, Louis Ksilart, wlo kocps no.ioi,
storu at No. lao North Clark street, was buddy
burned about tue LETT sidc by the explosion u
aotnU fireworks which lie lia.l H. Ata pocket.
store, aud to lls home hs was taken after r.
cciyinK proper medical attendance.
FIAke.
A lot Of fireworks displayed on Q stand at tho
corner 81 Maa!soa aa psspla'e, ., .tresas
metliatcly dsp1sed ot to tho great disgust Of
their ow1ler. The hre-engine got there too lato
to 10 of any use.
Ths axninK 10 front 6, Of tho ol'ies s Sesup,ed ny
isom % ise' ifs' H. is 'fasy ases xc1s sstn
gusl,ed BY Alr. Maloney, M old buffalo arcnan,
Just as tho woodwork u the window was be-
Ihe slarm frulu Box IT'S at 9:a3 last evening
was caused BY the burning Of the twoatory
iralno building NJ. r, cettago Grove avenue.
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fratao building At No. 797 West Ma,lIson street,
twncd By l.. 4. Carpenter, anil 9sur!cl iy hin
La o residence, ncwa depot, and tuy-storc: The
destroyed, with a loss 10 Tho proprietor of
et,hD0. 1nsurcd for t250 IN tn: building and
S1;D TN tic stuck In tic British American Of
Toronto. Tie iln.nce snrcad to No. 191t
Dy Dean & Wilson ns n groccry. Dsraago
sl0O; fully insured. Tic upper purl[nn was to-
r,iptcd ~ a residence ny II. II. Barton. who
lnAcs st5o, up"n whici, there Is no INSURANCE.
net o 9ss ts wi fdss so o y e rny ors SlouR ~
piece ol punk into keg containing several
p,utN1s Of powder. Tic buy was terribly .burr'-
ctl al,ont the head, hands, and feet BY the cx.
rlo.lon, and Was attended By Drs. Foster aud
ekcct, wltu think his recovery ttnpossil,le. The
explosion also did eonsficrnlI1c iamago 10 TIC
windows Of the Miller B1Uck opposite
, 1876-07-05
TuE pROCESSTON.

TIE roHEI0N-BoRN AMERICANS CgIEDnAT1ON.
"A large portion Of tho forcign4pru A1ncn-
cans resilient In Chscauo yesterday moved IN
procession through prominent streets ia honor
OF tho Centennial Fourth. The most noticeable
feature OF tho aiIalr was, probably, tho niag-
nifccnt display made by tho Second Regiment,
Illinois State Guards, Who havo but recently
obtained tnelr full uniform. The mort nunlcr-
GUS body Of men present was the hnclcnt Order
Of Hibcrnians. The other societies were
numerically weaker. Each and every Society,
however, did itself much credit. The Irish So
ctet!cs constituted the First Division; tho Polish
and others, the Second Division. John Connell
was Chief Marahsl, and tis aids were Chris
tbi,l,or Cummings, John Quinlan, Dlian Farley,
JaI,lcs II. Kelley, John Custello, John r. Calm,
wy, Jeremiah Lyllvi!, John 7. Crowley, nnd
Jnu,es Phtla,. The Polish Guards, escortiliE
tho secoud Division, were under command u
Mai. A.. y. Zalen,la Surg. .-ala1s. 3; Hriard and
1gslattus Wiudzewskl, a,id CAPT. NtemczeWekt.
In tlle following orders: Father Mathew Totnl
Abstinence Cadets, Father Mathew Temperance
Society, Holy Family Temperance society, st.
Plus r. ai'l g. Society satre,l Heart T. 4 4:
clety, Natiyity 7. a. And ;. Society, Ancient
Order ot 1ibGrnlans, Polish Quarts. followed
by the representatives Of the days OF hosciusko
III national costume A platoon Of police WIS On
hannd, under the command Of srrgt Simmons.
eli as escort 10 tho right. The procession
moved from tho vicinity. Of Desplaiucs and
Adams streets north to Luke; un Lake west to
ualsted; nn 11a1stc1 unrth to 1Htsiann; on H.
tltana cast to Btate; on State South to Luke; On
Lake east to WabaalA nrenur; on Wabash ave-
nuc south to Twelfth; OH Twelfth west to Cen
tre avenue CONFERENCE.-THE on Twelfth TO Hal
stci; on Halstet north to Harrison; on Harrison
cast to Despldnes: OH DosplaIucs south to Mon-
ruu; nud then Dispersed.
ALONG THE ROUTE
the spectators were many nnd enthusiastic, ana
tho Display ut the ustonal colors wAs lavish. The
people gencrnlly, however, to tell the truth, ck-
nectcd to see large procession. This WIS Es-
iccIully tle case Wien The column arrived III tho
street, where the cOuNtcrlharth wns tnatlc-
People who saw tho procession stnrt rnuryclcd;
but those south Of ElIridge Court and thcnce 10
tho cul nt tho route had much tuorc teas0n to,
as tho Second Regiment left tic line oi
Wabash aycnuo, i,rar Eldrt!igo court, aud
wcnlcd Its way to thu Exposition
building %hssa stnske e nrs
building iii tho aftcrlluou and evening. Tllis
action, while It caused grluvous disappointment
u u.,iny, was 1ccmed necessary BY the Eolunel
that tic boys might undertake. their cxl,ihl-
tlon of drill III something like comfortable
manner. .
Surprise was expressed also nt the absence
FROM the prNcss!on of the firat Regiment, the
Knights Of st. Patrick, and other organizations.
The management of the atfir, in il.ct, was not
Enpoleunir, a1ld while thu movement was taken
hold Of by the united Irish Societies, II wns by
40 means m index Of the strength Of that
element In Chtcago.
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OTHER CITIES.
TAUNTON,
GRAFTON 1Y CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.

onAr1oN ny CHARLES FRANCIS adams.
rs,,xrou Mae. J,,lva--7,h,, t,rnt.nniu, ora-
t~oN,oN' Nt'-'s' 49,, -. ,....,.s T-,,,.,..
tton to-luy Wits uc'''cFea W shafieo f91Ae's
Adams. lie spoke "a follows;
salute you, my iclluw -countrymer, with n
cheer vi Wclcutnp on this 1oyuuB day, when
forty millions of human votccs rise TN With U,,c
accord 10 heaven ii, GRATEFUL benisuus fur lncr-
cIcs sluWerct on three successive generations VI
The r:uu iy the t;rcat Dlspnser Ut events during
tho hundred years tllnt hive passed nway. Yct
fur Ge It froui us to glory Iii this anniversary
festival with ul,y spirit u ostentaliotl, r II ns-
su.,Ii,,, to b. the very elect III Gods creatures,
IS.t III ruthcr toln III humbe but earnest BupplI-
ratiun for 4 continuance vi thut suppurt from
ajutt, ly rrasoii VI which u small, lll weak,
u,l scattered baud, l,ayu tWen permitted 80 to
..1.,y ii strength a 10 command a recognized
is1sit,on uulu.Itt tic lpallIng powers Ut c.irtl
THE AuouiuiNgs.
Less tbur three centuries since, the European
cxnlurcr inst act hts lout oE tllusu Northern
shures wltli d view to occupation. lie found u
nriu,itlyo rure, aspiring scarcely higher thai, tu
fhn ,y,tnmnu rnitytneIlt OF animal p1iytrncu
anI sluw to rcsuUud 10 uny nublrr call. lluw
iu,n. thry ind continued il, tic sa,uu condition
shrr. WA little evidence II Lutcrrr,inc, but
stm,,i,,h hus been encu Ealbcrrd to Justify tho
f.jiIf tl,ut advance tIcyur cau bo uilc ut their
mttrlbutrs Without FORECAST, A,,l i,lse,,siblr to
ambition, after long experience md earnest
, 1876-07-05
Patrlos!atn antl beer wcro there in abundance,
nt'd yct there WAS general good order through
out The day ard evening.

Patr!o,!am and beer wcrc there in abundance,
ntd yet there was general good order through
out tfs 1s tlsy dyt. ard L. evening: o.n,.x. ...n,.
Cd tho grove. their colors flying, and their suEs-
OTIS transparcnGlcA, bearing etill more curious
niottoea, sauelng general and approving com
1ncnte. At tho time Of tho cntratea of tf,e pro-
mcnccl. Mr Emil IIoocllnicr,. President of thcs
Chicago TnrnEcmetn!lc; read tue Dec!aralgn o.
Independence IN Englisl1, and was iollownM "
Mr. Arthur Erbc, WHO rcad It tor t!'c bcnGnt 81
orchestra @ % mas Chen called iuto rcquisitton and
furnished some appropriate music for the oecd"
elons THIS was followed by
THE onATtoM or Tna DAY.
which wa del!ystcd IN de[,a Gy iedt sne ason y
iho poikijrrund Of that city. Mr.. ltothe WINS re-
celyed viii, cnthualaam by hia co,intrYincn both
from the fnct Of ts great popularity aud tle cor
tainty thu. he you'll hayc gonlet;inK to say en-,
Whole Of lla nldrcss Ml. lsothc kept tue Mnintot-
rupted attention OF his auditors. Ills foi-
snees st,,s, 70 the s ssoy ~. ,ene,csut. Gt shs Unit
war and peace, politics, science, arts, and rnat-
received With the most excited demonstrations
Of applause. Mr. Iiothe dwylt forcibly upon
ing then. with those Of Fathcrland, and 70
tn{ndlng Ills hearers OF the privileges they eu-
loycd. His remarks deprecated all preiu1leo
between man and il1a,i on account Of race,
color, or social distinctions, aud found a prompt
response frotn ll1s vast audience.
Mr.. lsothe's uration was followed BY tho sing
ing Of the Grand National Jubilee Chorus the
"1fymn to l.tborty," composed for tho OCCASION
by our worthy Curnncr, Emil Dictxsch, by all
tie German singing societies Of Chicago. The
Hon. Elliott Anthony delivered MI Engllsh
Grafton, which was wei. received, and then the
day WIS given up tn balloon ascension, and
OF tho groYe by ca1ciun lights, Bengal frc, CHI
ncso lninps, etc, With brilliant display Of fire.
works by Frof. 1Icnscl,cl.' Thc whole al[nfr was
a complete success, nild reflects credit upon the
TuruGcMclude who arranEcl n.
, 1876-07-05
SECOND REGIMENT.

Tna AfIEANooH f"ouAAMAa
ot the Centennial celebration at the Exposition
nroim.nt. wDs nrranrcl "a follnws: TrhI,nul,n1
",a., go. "ue .ra....a - MTsar,, ~, ma
a'afu', eafoi overture 70 eto"n .. Dn'.
monls," Aubcr; reading OF tho declaration Of
Independence; sylph Polka; medley Of airs qf
III natsns Gysstar1 M ~ to nsanel9 Aaees; re-,
n'a''&a 1to"' 1"y " mum tof to'no.'
-l@ncuIet| ofatloh ol Luz aay; Narflors ial-
iop, Roscnkranz; Star Spangled Daillcr. But
llia programme wng not carried out, owing to
4Nsrrp,...a sr,t a..a..,. a .,t. =. o,,,, ,ou,,,,
tne at1chuahee was sl'n'. ~ eou'a "nr''y
hayn been otherwise under tho circumstances.
Those who intend to f,atronizu MI u,rnlr Of
this dcscrjption on d warm, su,try day, uttond
generally In tho evening. n.,.. o,>,,, ~,
INC Cadets' tcd W hrothcr o'NcEi' OF TIC
! Jesuit Church, with Juvenile band VI music
led by Mai. I.apEa,l, marched Into tho Iuclosure
aud were Immediately this vynosrr oi I'LL rycs.
tlass order by tI,p y1unr lrili.uaster, nul t.
teiycI unanimous nnplaIsc,
! A natrfntit ret:jtnttun nv a child intro111ceI
by Mr. Onallan; remarks by that gentleman; u
eieeti, hy thu Hon Il. A. Moran. and thu rc,al-
ias of thu Declarutio,l Of Indo,rtrlctlco Dy John
FarsytiIu iutrrsl,erscd with il,uaic CONSTITUTED
4 the rrogr,l,nl!e.
MIR. MORAN
said ho 1,ul been calIud ,nk tho last moment In
GlI tbo nrurrnmfnc lluer cOl1 mt hn rr t,ccted
j u deliver anythl,lg lko q speech. llu would,
/ .hu otcasio,l suggested. it Eayo lin pleasure
10 review thn hisfory Of ,ui1Ou Which fns bean
10 pruspcruus. md tl,cru wns no moru opnortuuu
! o,uIncnt tln1, lis ono l.u,ulrctll Auntvcraury.
IApplausc.l il was pruper to eelclraie
/ pcur]r. WIN wcrn not only un,oyiuy
Mn hci,,f5t. ~ frrn t,nrnrtunrpt int hid h5
, 1876-07-05

created cqunl; Tint they nsc endowed hy their
Creator with ccrtatn lnaJicnah!c rights; thut
among these arc lifs, liberty md th. Pursuit Of
a,,h stlgmat!xcd ~ hollow nockcry.
MI. Vim. Cooper waa then brought forward,
nni turning Ills face towards the lslackla~k tl!A:
tl,ery, mig will s11ntslte taste, ~ wou'l
wf5e l nara ,nt Ki K;, ny ~. y. ' s,cro,,vc,v dr..
Brown Jug"
came toTwa, and .; ;ai TINT though na, b. hs not o.
prepared a fcw nntca. liz rlainee,l that there
was no ,tss Ut pintng at thH recent psosccnttonAt
for Tho great John Hanetck' whose name lad
Gration, had ltecn prosecuted ~ tyrannIcal Gov
crninc,it for smi.ggiing tca. 1io alluded 10 tile
whisky rebellion Ii Pennsylvania, and 70 Illus
trate tho retrogrcsston u tie world when The
fact tlst whercas much pralte had hce, Msiovetl
on tho coloniss for thcr direct RESISTANCE. W the
Stamp nct, their destruction OF stamps, etc,
the quiet and unDotrnsivc way IN which the
whisky mon hail eluncd tbc present Stamp act
another proof that tic genuine spirit OF 177o
by request, Dr.. Rush repeated tho rcmaskn
male by Madatnc Holland on l!cr. way t. the
tcatrold. 4 copy Of Wshlngton's f9TGwsll AZ,
tilc City Council MAS read III ItA place
air. Jonathan AtHl was called ios, anu said
he Ind not had time for The preparation Of q
speech, hut ho would sing song 4 1t wcTo pcr-
clear, strong l,aritone9, the hymn ~ love 10
The party tllen sat down to Revolutionary
dinner sucl, as they used to have at Valley
washed down with copIous draughts of Mclford
, 1876-07-05

Vu'tc !hee "uIloe, y. e."1 ., ss ~
hot'se y. .ns oPtp..as t...,N 1 " - w.
oo'.,el transportation Io"pany -. w es.s"so az.
Dy Taxing UP on tuo l.nac. ln' se's wv
stcamets paea pe.Heen .' Sa"so a,na Hs'',eo' r.o,
from IN tno "o'"''s u".n sa.M,"M N,,', s"s4.
uoAs ''a, co1..t ".nu w t,oA ,,, "' ~
s.nhRh pleasant io1 ""'so Tno ue'.ea W "''ts.
'ho n'A!oiny' "o"e'et, sse,"eu W n.'s w.
lounge III t1c snlWy spots a''" .A1u1 M''ih ~ 'no
pure nl ol takc M'c.l.s. Ese!5'us VIZ; .,s "ou,a s,
navy oecn ,os.y ~ oonaeIl'oa WV" 1ns ,..., l..e
from Eyanston than they did IT WIS generally
understood that passengers would be ulAe to
return uo to about 10 O'Clock, Thcrc
Wa esstuany ~ ,.aa ous,n .,.aas .ous s.ls snn.,s
10 tlls eiIect, but at hollday tiHIes one mars
word Is usually taken for as good us anothor's.
Tho rca,,,t was tr,]y la,Dentablc, No cars Iraye
tho .,,hur,, sr,o- $50 onI m ,u,n,o,.uv i,oyn
~. saDu ~" 49, ~. ' ,s,ae,, .o.na On non.
TO the pier about o'clockt some ~ persons
were stunned 70 learh tnat oie lMt ooat Haa aeit
upwards Of an houT before. nuinoes o. young
men, With t!eir e!rls, were lett n queer pre.
ul5nnent. lhesl purbes "Gre a. lu,.c @ wv enn,
owing t. the drains ot " any, aid there t'n4 Yrs
nothing 1Gr II put " ldke ehaiiks ihals lol ~.
cag0. The livery-stabies were cahvasscd by
thOsc who had wealth, bat thc hofsce were 10
lafgea out irom thelt days laoos @ ta1 nni snG Pr
Two we're lostunate enough 70 Eet convcynnGes'
tho remainder ot the lchighte1 ones flau W
seek quarters at the hotels.
EvAnst0n's celebration was OF quite preten-
tions character An extensive picnic WIS hclu
at Uh!'efslty GsoTE mud attracteu some fhou-
sands Of people. THO Indies Of the First Free
byterinn Church presided over tlc refreshments,
and did lively tra4lc all day. AZ NOON crowd
gathered around the platform which had been
erected for tue occasion t9 i'sten 70 tilc Ccnten-
uinl osatory. Judge X IL. Forester TOOK
ptotntnent part tn tie proceedings. t1c'Ehtlng
the rural heart with glowing picture OIL Amcf-
tcas past anu present ail1 an c4ually interesting
forecast o. hcr futurc ItlG GGntcnninl poem
VII. Ghntri!!Mted M NJ AtS Emily u. aiIllc5. u wa
, 1876-07-05
TIE GERMANS,

EhLEDhAgkOH AT WA4uuta UNIV 0s
The cuilulnatlon of the thrcednya' celebration
u Wright's Grove by tho Chicago Turnso-
@el1du was reached yesterday. From early
loFn Into the latu hours Of the night tle grove
@@ tho scene Of that joyous kind Ut pAtF1ot-
a@ peculiar 10 the Gerlnalls. Tbs grove was
lptoius.ly. though somewhat csldcly, decorated
With aags, notices, portraits Ut American pa
i'nots, anl Observation-Disclosures blsness-eards
~ TIC rivul yc,lcfs VI tho Tguts.Aic Leverage.
, 1876-07-05

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