The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-08-17
THE WORLDS EXHIBITION.
Attractions for August
MILITARY.

MILITARY.
One special advantage presented by
/ the Exhibition in Philadelphia over all
former Worlds Fairs is the opportuni-
ty offered from month to month OF
special attractions, either within or
outside the Exhibition Grounds. At
the present time the National Guard
| of the State of Pennsylvania is in
camp in Paramount Park, but short
distance from the Exhibition Build
(ings. This arrangement possesses a
double advantage; the soldiers will
have ample opportunity to study the
Exhibition at very small cost Grams
portation and tents being supplied by
! the State), and the visitors from other
States can avail themselves OF the
chance to visit the camp and see for
themselves a sample Of real soldier
life. The camp-ground has been most
pleasantly located, with plenty OF
shade and water, under the superln-
tendence Of Adjutant General Latta.
There will be daily guard mounting,
drills, and dress parade every even
/ ing. On the 10th instant a grand
! Parade and Review Of all troops,
ESTIMATED at 10000,
+ The entire military Of the State of
Il Connecticut have also arranged for a
camp in Fairmaunt Park on the 26th
of August.
THE. INTERNATIONAL REG Alta.
The most complete arrangeme n5s
are being made for this grand occa-
IsiOn. which bids fair to OutNival any
thing of the kind ever before known
; in the world. The Schuylkill presents
every advantage for complete view,
land the beauty of its scenery alone
would compensate for visit to Phila-
delphia.
Among the foreign entries in this
Regatta are the Trinity College, Cam
bridge, England; Dublin University
Boat Club, London Rowing Club, and
a Canadian club. In Four Dared
Shells there are some twenty home
entries comprising Princeton, Yale
and Columbia Colleges, with some
prospect of Cornell, and in addition,
entries from New York, New Orleans,
Philadelphia, Newark, Washington,
Chicago, Portsmouth, Va, Albany,
letc, etc. There are also a large num-
Der of entries for Double SculI PAR
jOars, Single Souls, etc.
4 The intercollegiate Races will at
tract special attention, and it is hoped
and eXpected that the result VIII prove
favorable to one of our College crews.
Especial care has been taken by the
committee In charge and by the
Schuylkill navy that every possible
advantage and convenience shall be
furnished for competing clubs and for
visitors. A large number OF valuable
prizes have been offered, and 1t is eStl-
mated that the attendance III Phlla-
delphia will be very great, The Re
gattas will take place from the goth OF
| August to the 5th Of September
THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
This extensive Order proposes to-
hold grand Reunion on the 22d OF
| August A Committee on Finance
has been appointed, and the subscrlp-
tions are very satisfactory. 1t is an
ticipated that there will be a very
large turnout, and the parade on the
l22d will be very attractive. At night
there will be a grand recepuoh ana
ball st the Academy OF Music.
STATE EXCURSIONS TO THE CENTEN-
NAL.
The people of New Jersey are IN
vited by Governor Bedle to meet hlm
on the Centennial Grounds on Monday,
the 22d of August. For the purpose
of fully carrying out the acceptance OF
this invitation, excursion parties are
being formed in all the principal
cities and towns, and the railroads
have made special arrangements toI
meet the probable demand for trans
portation. The New jersey building
will be thrown open TO the citizens,
and the Hon. A. Browning, OF Cam
den, will deliver an appropriate MS
toricaI address on the occasion.
The programme, SO far as arranged,
contemplates that the various cues, !