, 1876-07-02
WAUKESHA.

excursion Of the Alilw aukcc Sheridan Guard
to Waukcsha had been advertised, but, On &C
count Of rainy weather, their coming was post
poncd until last Sabbath. Early i'll the day
the country people from far and near ca1n'
aocking into town to see the parade. Abou
noon the e1cursion-train arrived, and unit
night our usually quiet streets were filled will
noisy apd Sabbath-breaking crowd. Til
"Guards 'tmarched past several Of the churche:
during service, playing rs they went. There
was much fast driving, the saloons were in full
operation, and the day seemed given over tt
| rioting and wickcdncss. It is the first timt
that such an outrage has been committed, tht
first time that the Sabbath stiffness Of the place
has been so wantonly disturbed, and a large
part of the citizens feel that it must not be re
pcatcd; that in this beautiful village such Sab
bath dcsccration cannot be allowed. While vel
coming strangers from far and near to the
hcalthfulncss and purity of her borders, and
! gladly acting the part Of hostess to thousands
| who come here, some for q day and some fol
! many months, Waukesha cannot invite or re-
| ceivc those who make Of the Lords day noisy
holiday, and disturb Its peace and sanctlty- Tic
Catholic priest urged his people to hive nothing
| to do with the excursion, and many Of the citi.
zcns, headed by the several clergymcn Of the
place, held an .-
INDIGNATION MEETING
| at the Baptist Church, Tuesday evening, where
the following resolutions were adopted and
| ordered to be printed:
| ReSolced, That the conduct OF the Sheridan
Guards Of milwaukee, In this place on last Sabbath
in their noisy murch around or close to the doors
of several Of the churches, disturbing public
| ship, and in otherwise disturbing the peace, de-
serves scycrest censurc, and ull the punishment
| which the law allows; that while we welcome all
| affa md n
| recreation III near our village we do not invite
! nrd will not endure such disturbances Oh abovc
| referred to- but, on the contrary. will exert our
utmost enlcavors to prevent or arrest oil attempts
to induce saloon keepers to violate the law which
| closes their establishments on the Sabbatll-day,
and all demonstrations which interfere with the
peaceful Observance Of religious worship upon that
duy, or which set the example OF public dcsecra~
| tion OF it.
Trustees and other officers OF this village in the
I forcemcnt Of all the laws bearing upon these
points, and within their Jurisdiction: js1i 49,.
| operation with Of the proprietors OF public
houses in preserving that outward end respect
which for i hundred years has markcd our Ameri-
Xesolred, That public prints which welcome
| pleasure excursioniats from nbroad. who have
accepted by US US representing the Christian senti
| u,cnt Of our village 4. kEHDRIcK. President.
DIV. KENT, Secretary.
The marriage Of Miss Annie North, daughter
| of Prof. 4. +. North, of Pewaukee, to q. T.
| Williams, Esq, Of Fond du Lac, occurs this
Capt: Ferguson and family, Of Milwaukee, arc
- th t5n,o .itv Is a,eo nossnr:o fou, davs IN
o. " trS sat'e e'' 10 +n'o pAso'n ~" "'5' AZ
While a funeral procession vas moy-
~ toMu .an a sns fr;e.t+aaat7 ar,d NJ a-,1
w. W. - Ga,t.an - IA; ,1a,o W. o rhro1
1ra1, the;, 1,ut,os hoth nartins Re';vcj serious
;;,r;as a.e'. ara for +,no ;usens;hlo hrt
tp;r .it1 r,,.,orr je .no,r antinatn n5
tlslr speeuy rec9yels @ s,noW arlSlPtIq 'M hos ,s+
! . t,3nn,n nvor - vcrv iurrn circle of friends
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f1Ind cf ifa sn .r;ftrd and so invei. siont1 hc
,o11..S y ,rar All thc 1,shsna and sstrs. Win
have hean Summoned here apa;n and apain to
tha h,1r;a1 nT tha;r Ino.1 have tho. svrn,Sthv ri
many ma hearts in their sad bereavement
of c,rrol1 Coilere. Friday evening. were intend
~ ~ ~, - 1@ro o1;anra l,ha ora1natinr r1ass
nnmi,crc.i tlcyen. and their orafions aud rssays
wnul, have retle.tc1 credit 11non any institution
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.aae;,od ,it ~ ,r,.ateet srmn,thv and ;ntnr
ast and Prof. Ran];in,s brirf address tt, tne
s1a.s .vas noh,c and sfronr. Thc interest of
frenas AMI natrons was shnwn by their clnsc at
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