Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-18
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| Conelave Of the KAiShts Templar.
| CHICAGO, August II.
| The Triennial COnclavs Of the Knights
! T-mplar, which is being held at Chicago. il
doubtless the mast magnificent event Of the
! kind ever witnessed Oh the face Of the earth.
The most elaborate preparations have been
| made for the entertainment of the Knights.
All the halls. theaters, stores and public build
ines in the city are decorated, and there are
| nearly half q million strangers in the city.
The dress parade and procession of the
knights, to day, was ! gorgeous and imposing
affair, and the line Of march was eight. miles
in length.
1t VA. afternoon when the last division
whe.led into line and by that time the ad-
vance guard of police who headed the pro-
ces.ion had reached Lake street. On re-
turn march it 10 estimated that 10000
Knights we're in line and it repaired three
h"nrs for the entire pf6crssion 70 pasi akivep
mint. Every part Of the procession vent of
with precision and the evolutieas were per
formed with beautiful exactness that drew
forth round sitter round Of applause. The
brilliant uniforms, the inspiring music and
the bright sun, which eventually appeared,
rendered the scene remarkable in every re-
spsct and ono which will not bs likely to BE-
witnessed again in many years. The various
comma"dries we're heartily cheered from the
street and sidewalks. The marks of oppro-
i -hn., <bo
If superior military maneuver were apparent
and where particularly brilliant uniforms were
visible.
The streets were finely managed, there be-
ing no interference with the line Of march.
Much dissatisfaction was expressed when i,
appeared that before the line of march was
almost the entire body broke ranks |
and went to their tents. This was particu.
arly unsatisfactory to many thousand people |
Who occupied advantageous positions in the |
after part of the line of march for which in /
many cases extravagant prices had been paid.
The line of march was about eight miles in
ength and the parade was witnessed by half
million people.
Hr1o1 q At0Iete0.
BosroN. August II.
A large crowd witnessed the trials If
treneth and speed to- day between the Irish.
american and Scotch Canadian athletes, for
100 and the championship of the world.
he former were represented by Thomas
lynch of Boston and James G. Daley of New
,ork; tho latter by Duncan G. Ross and E.
'. johnson, both of Canada. The Irish.
americans we're the victors by three points
Quaek Factory Abolished.
PHILADELPHIA, August II.
DR.. John Buchanan, of Eclectic College
has been indicted by the United
tates Grand Jury on a charge of devising
,heme to defraud. and with using the mails
II illegal purposes. Dr. David Wright, one
Buchanans graduates, gave q certificate
death from 'collary fantum." The Cor.
,er's Jury censures Wright as an unasali- :
I'd physician. ~
John Buchanan. Dean of the Eclectic
[edical College, under heavy bail to answer
larges of fraudulent issue of medical diplo.
as, drowned himself at o'clock this MORN
&. He jumped from a ferry boat between
is city and Camden. His body has not
en recovered.
Death OF Governor Johnson. =
AUGUSTA, Ga, August H.
Elk Governor Herschel v. johnson died at
8 residence, in Jefferson county, last night,
ed g years.
FOR EIGN.
Steamer Collision.