The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-04
The Pepe's selae, I.>.

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INDIANAPOLIS, June 4-Th.r.
lies celebrated the Pope's roliso , Cs;ao.
by appropriate services in ~ jubilee
churches. and by procession. u tb,ou ,ss
the streets in the afternoon, 4 fas.n oea
Which was wagons containipg Sa Of
ladies in white decorated with H. y0ans
coiors representing the age Of t1s p.pai
the years of his episcopste ana .Sn
pontifcate. The procession WA b. \. m
hour passing, and plentifully nn,I; -
with bands OF music. The concludinp1p ~.
emonies consisted Of an ovation and wv. we
ing By societies which took pl.ca - Jug
State house grounds. The wes,hs. ~. ae
warm and threatening, but pls.,,,,
ST. LOUIS, June S-The Celebrate, :,
the Golden Jubilee of Pope Pin, III =,
day was one OF the most notable in 80
of its features that has ever bean -.
messed here. 1t has been MANY w
since an occasion has occurred 70 b..
out the Irish and German C.tbolic.,
gether, and therefore but little onno,,u
nifty has previously been had to Orr.
the numerical strength Of the ,srlous a.
CARNATIONS OF the different nationalist.
To-day, however, brought them All az,
and they made splendid Az
play. The weather could not b.s.
been better. The rain Of ~,
night completely laid the dust and oo,,
the atmosphere to . degree tia, ma.
marching delicious. The dltte,en, ps,,.
of the procession began 10 arrange Io,.
before noon, and the streets were Ain.
with societies forming and msschin, ~
take their place preparatory 10 hlI,s
into the main line. At Two p. n svs,,
thing was ready, and the column ,osk n,
its line OF march from 2ls, street and Ig
cas- avenue, headed by squads OF noun,.t
police, and followed by Grand Maria
Cal Arnolt with $50 eoor,
a. aid; then came the Enasu
guards, of Peoria. Illinois; the LlncslI
Greys, Taylor guards, and Attack Blun
(colored), st. LOUIS. The inst, secood
third and fourth divisions, composed a,
all the German parish benevolea, .nd
other societies, beaded by their marshal,
and aids then fell INTO lice and ,hs.
were followed by st. Elizabeth psr,S
(colored), headed by its priest and mar.
shall. this being given the centre OF d.
column. Next came the Irish psr
of the procession, divided into "a.
parade the United Ancient. Order Of
Hiberinsns with ten divisions Of that or.
der. The benevolent division, temper.
snce disision, sod.lily, parish, and ut
the citizens division composed Of eli.
liens IN carriages, on horseback and %
foot. There were between seventy and
eighty societies and organizations Of dii.
ferent kinds in line, all gaiIy
dressed IN handsome UNIFORM, o.
regslis, with beautiful banners and
proper floral decorations About or,v
brass and martial bands furnished ID,
music, and at frequent intervals the COL.
umR WAS made brilliant with large hns,
IN embellshed wagons filled with Gle.
! gantly dressed little girls and brilliantly
/ attired little boys, who wait upon The
| priests ut the different churches 10 The
city. There were also nun crOu. car.
riages in the procession conlsislns
priests and officials of various grats'
Altogether it was the longest, finest and
most attractive display in the way a q
parade that We have had in this city for
many years, and reflected great credit
upon all concerned. IL is estimated ,h,,
10000 persons were IN line, Including
children. The streets along the line
were densely thronged with spectators,
and many houses were decorated viii
American flags, the coors and portrait
of the Pope and lorsI design. The
American flag also WED With the P,pe's
colors in the procession and WI, .esa
almost rs frequently. The procession
WAS two hours passing gwen pJihl
moving at brisk pace. A.iJe from The
military company from Peoria there va
u temperance society and several hundred
citizens from the same place. ASu several
societies from East ST. Louis which msis
n Creditsble appearance.