, 1879-07-04
.INDEPENDENCE-DAY.
The Season OF Much Noise, Pre-
sumable Patriotism, and In
Vulnerable Excursions.
How the Day Will Be- Observed
in Chicago and tho 8ub-
urbs.
Mammoth Eigtlt-lJour Demonstration,
Lake Voyages, Horsc~Isacing,
and 1'heatr1c0ls.
Together with Baseball, Country Pionios,
and Many 0thor Pleasures.

4NEVtARA WILL A1nQ-4|AAAl 0uAAp45 %ASAAeNl
and Many 0thor Pleasures.
but knows BY instinct that this IL the "gloHous,"
etc. There isn't bo, tu ali Chicago with power
Of speech who will not be clamorng loudly Tor
fireworks, ntid pistols. and cannon and other
pYFotcchntc materials and plcasnrable firearms
uherewith to emphasize lis prccoclous patriot
Ism aud blow of his fingers, thumbs, and limba.
There isn't grown person inside the corporate
limits, and bcYond them also, who will not have
tho fact brought notsilJ to bis no.
ttcs that uln Fourth has oroftaken
him; and that no matter how much
he msy desire 10 ha7e nlco, quiet time and
tlaY OF salubrtous enjoyment far from the cares
OF business, he cap find no lodge, either In back
street or yast wilderness, fn tie sscluslon Of bis
parlor or the " boundiess contgufty Of shade"
which the rural regions afford, where torpcdocs
and firecrackers, pop-guns and pistols, and tho
thousands Of other doyLces whicl, tic ingenuity
Of man has devised for tho small American boy,
arc unknown. No matter how many proclama-
tlons the perturbed Mayor may wrto and paste
Upon the wallis aud fences, no matter how
ylgitant the presumably patriotic parlors may
Ia, there will beyond doubt be the customary
noise that appears to be tnseparahfo from the
day, and the usual string Of accidents to record
on the following morning. n
II would appear from tho multitude Of su-
nounccments made that there will be the usual
channels for recreation Afforded the people q
Chicago. both by ln1sd and water, and as lFbcFai
financial Inducements arc offered In the masfuT
Of clIeapness, tl1cre will, no doubt, be d Ennd
exodus into tic green fields and welcome
shade OF the country. as well. as
to tho bosom OF tho lake, where cool
bseczes WOO the picasurc.sceker and the rip"
pltng wayos give poetic touch TO tho rostncss
Of existence. proytded4 always, that the aoous
do not come, hnd the Winds do not prevail,
when the green fields arc dlstrcssilgly datnng-
CONDUCIVE to anything but delightful SENSATIONS
nnd WofulIy destructive OF ahe finer sentiments
hhch fair wcatlcr brings OUT Tlle Indications
wcro lnst night that thu day would be tine. 60
tl,cn swept oyer tfis section promised TO hare
cleared awny, unl the dampcned ardoT ol those
who retired under the belief that the prospects
of good time were destroyed Will no doubt
out b5Ga as . "'s M rnn oars was
30 hcary that pleasurc:scckers In INC country
will probably find muddy roa.ls anil dasnp green
sward, md will be put to tile delightful necessisy
OF hunting NIL day for dry spots on which TO cat
their Fourth-of-July dinners.
TIE Hloh7-Hooh o1AoNo1i'A4loN
In tho city there Will 70 no demonstration
beFona inc turnout o. tne !auor un!ols anu
other Socialist bottles. - tacso aoeiot1cs nave
mnde cxtenstvs preparations for this event, and
promise to layc an enormous numoer of people
IN procession, 1t E1l no unuAt os ~ .at1nsstsnE
opteN.sIt' ..o ~ '.a.e..tor ,.t1 - f,r,,oI
fronc srhot,ra Il viii. at ia o'clock. smove to
Madison strcct ibcnca 10 Dearborn, from Uenr.
i,nrn to Ramlo,nh, md thence to Clark; the
route will tiirn lIc to chicago lTGnlle,
thence to We'ls, 0n ne'ls 70 ~
VISION thence np tlyooarn aTeNuu 70
0adcn's droyo. IN tho fear q 3he procession
WILL follow TIC women nhu cAllaIen' who WV