, 1880-08-05
rnaupuration Of tho Weeks Pro-
gram with q Sham
Baltic,
In Which tho Rebs Successfully Re-
pol the Union Forces.
The Day's Exercises Attended with q
Ycry Distressing Accidcnts
4 Gunner Blown to Pieces by q Premature
Explosion Of tho Pieon
Etoousnt Addresses by Col. Clark Carr, Bishop
Falows, and others.
AT GALE8DUNG.
eo,,,r1 I}tsod{eh To ThA Chtsaoo IrfS1lj

s,,,,,, I,t,oaseh 10 Ths chieaoo 1,,s,,ns,
n,rranr,,,o. m. Aur.4,-Tho city harf1-
l., ,'.o,,t IN Ind lnst ntrf. md iia Inhabitants
.!,aro nt hnt,,ncs t,,Ia rnnrninp. Tho alleged
va,,oi forros from fte stack Yards wcst of
t ~ ,,ura diatfnrntahed thprnsclves nv making
.,.o,, srS ,nto tha nlace during thn evening ani
..rtur1nu " ita wagons. and az mnch distilled
ent,ita as tl,ey could comfortably carry nwny.
1fovinr dime this, they returned TO their sui,-
,,rhan cnnn md wont TO bed. dreaming .of
tho o,,ry eneounter which had bcen proyidrd
hv ia local committees rs n preliminary
nneninc Of tho Third Annual Soldlers' le-
nnion of tha Northwest. Tim nfeht
train from Chicago. which arrives
hcre at tho exasperatinr hour of o,clock in
fho morning. brought Will, II q detachment
of tha Flrst Regiment of CAVALRY, and tho
miss thew succeetled in MAXIM os they
marched through tho city and out to camp
WINS obstructive Of even tho "forty winksH
,rhfch tho tionfzens OF the p,aee sought to
ohtain. The tlfe-nntl.l1um racket was re-
peated ut sunrise, and kept up with raro in
termfss.on from that timo IN ilurinr The day
and evening.
The morntne,s tre|ns brourht In fres1,
crowds and tho streets and sidewalks
wrur ALIVE v1r1t r,r1,onos
of c,,r,ons % airht.seers nh" The weather % con1dn,t
VI e"t!ooo eAsnVseo,s. 4no "1..sao4 e"..oA
hayo been moro delightful 1t IT had been
made to order. Tho morning air Was cool
unl delicious, and tho futi heat Of tho sun,
later on. was temperod by tfe stently breozo
which prevailed all day. me dast, when
was responsible for so much personal dis
we'll laid. Tho wisdom Of tho managers
this year In selecting more roomy piaeo,
ratlier remote from the metropolis. reflects
no snail degree Of credit on their fund Of
saeacity. Had tic spirit Of reform been fol.
NV. NV eSelas'on * ~. uol, e'o krounus " le1es.
grab-alls which planted themselves IN tho
most conspicuous part Of the camp, it would
p pe posslo!e y. .e 70 pestow n!sIe weIl.el'@o
praise In that quarter; but that would l'avo
ln,erfercd with what seems to DO tho in
d!spsnsablo money-making feature Of these
1eu1oms, whGn .no cGlaas ote 70
!oeal committees: uniess tho slgus TALL
taere Is m exceedingly good prospect OF the
soldiers some day taklng thess
,o,s,nss MATTERS ,ha,r In IN InEl,. .x OWN LANDS, IA;
things IN in their own way
4, INC Interesting spot, which Tor the NJ It
1.so ss.fsy aays ~ ~! W knoWM as lamp 6hielus.
shnt Intn % nlL nf ,ha % o,, 1ae1 nj .gH Tn
viss ore reo%, Sst ess s srovs W. and ND {ess
Ths orora tents III ~ .us1 sro isa
otsa IT. u m7onor Sye hfH 1Nss the
soldiers arc arc taatc5 Oh tdseast G sds % of the IN In
siosure: The whole camp M IS ander The &c con-
Gt9aiG,, VIE GGp1 IL, ~; a. .h NoEt9n as
sta|f: Ghicf ~ ssnfY t M, Ma, tgWVo"fTE
%atson. Wit S1 Aurorn: kiintantl % 1tn 9Is;oraf cont
nanaras fof rant fnfaf9 Sna ssised Esiasr5
na E II ,nt, paS; Tn1esnn Hont ~
! .xfte 5,s Mendata: m,aTia1mt,starG Gap Go1crii G II
Coi T. b. Coultsf. Aurora: % a. % Chiof '.I: Of Ensi::
nFa1Sy nssH1y Of SinP SSiS9PsstenGee 81 Co. IL T. Hva5
rarnnn,;o rn; cn!et t, Gt Uronance mhs Gol, y! ~.
Gant T. WSfaT nanxi,le. tsa Ghicf y ~ Gavaryy'
eseet Thenas aaly Austia; 'i Metlsai e lSirfS: 81.
NdrnGa;n naJ ri 91'tG,; R; Gh'GIEo o1aHo mniot
Musteaiun, Mtiv, h}aoL MI, L. num- Jpieli Sn!si
Genesrn! Prnyos}, @ oqaha,1 :nnnrot @ iGsnotq' Gon
Noss, of AVON; K 3. E., Leat t. s. III Lam. NJ
Tv]as hainsh,r1: IL = ~, AfGa TIa,,t oi"tieS NJ. H.
Ksusia u1HsSn9lg, a. u. ~ 1ie4t. j. ny
MerrIei. 91,a,GIsIg; 1,aIsah,,rg; a; II IlHnt IIaMt F.
Tichnri;eoun n. - ~, M.9ut: y. II
". L. Eiljott' HTlncaiann' Aaopso''i ~eFe1'e'"''
TIE rollowlsa corAsrrs
eia tal regiments aIo In camp up to date: Alexis
Gtavalfy from Alexis, Thlrty.nlntll Infantry,
VEN A!tonaf Company r, Eighth Illinois
{siN1nn H{siat1lonni Guard, from Augusta; Company D,
[{.gnty.thffd, {g Regiment from Aledo; forty
3oar H men from bradford forty men from
company G, Eighth Illinois National
Glata, from CarthIge: twelve men
1som i cameron; Whittier Post, No; 7, G: A.
from QhtcaEo; Companies T and G, First
ESasealfX, Sase !: y; t.. from Chicago; Joe Hooker
P',rf Psn from Denny I.ost, No. g, G. A. X, from
L!nWo9l; Dan McCook Post. from ElM-
Tood; Company Z, Fourth Regiment, I. N.
a., from Farmtngton; twenty.seven othDr
laen from Farmtngton; seventy men from
Galya; George Bpa1ldlnK Post No. 60, from
,n5seneya; twenty-three men from ellison: 145
,n men from Henderson County; tifty-elght
men 14n from Ktrkwood; forty-tllree OF the
Ula Soldiers' Association from Kos
s9th, IT,; 100 men from Macomb;
MavaFM2aolla AZ MS Guards, Mequon Veterans, George
thitty-two mon ifon, Monmouth; Company
fo1t Ttogsth N Il mltegtment, !. n. g. Oneida; Bryan
anth aHst ~. q, from t'corin: Company 3, Sow
fnM1 f4na, i uNoei1lent, from Peorla; forty men
islsndn dn4tseVllle, ts., seventeen men from ROCK
Paqt P"st tWenty~seven men from Sparkland,
f''s. oSs No; y, e. A. H., from Sublntto; Stark
Th3rn;iY Thf3niY tetetans, from Tonlon; Company X,
AAIu NfE{inhnt. fro1n Vfctnrfn. RfHhfnatn