, 1881-10-30

The Descendants OF The fscvoiutionar.
I1nrn tI;4i Arri1c Til. ktYcutlty.

The Descendants OF tl,c Revolutionary
I7cro sv:ai Arrive This evening.
\ meeting of the committee appointed by
Mayor Harrison to receive and entertain the
German guests who are to visit Chicago this
week met yesterday afternoon in the club-room
OF the Grand Pacific Hotel. Mr.. George
Schneider was elected Chairman and MIR. ". ].
Hyncs Sec retary.
Several Of the Eentlemen present suggested
ways for the entertainment Of the visitors, and
Il sup committee, consisting OF Maj. Stevenson,
Gcorgc Schneider, and Col Koch. was appointed
to 20 to Springfield last evening ,alld meet the
visitors. Col. Koch declined to serve, and the
TWO members OF the committee were given
power to I'LL tho vacancy. Gen: Sheridan was
subsequently added to tho committee ns an hnn-
or.lry Ilctnber. This s,1-comsnittee viii meet
tho Ger1n,.l, guests and bring them into the city
Another sub-cosn1nittee was appointed to ar
the yucsts in thu city. This con,mrree is us
follows: Harry KMbens, John A. CE.rk. Z. u:
Iiotcbkiss, John nuehler, Charles Kern. and
Martin H. Russell.
On motion. tho Chairman, Mr., George Sehne-
der, was added TO this committee.
The committee then adjourned until half.pas
O'clock ton,orrow morning, nj the Grund Fa-
cil,c tlorci. Mayor Harrison desires tie Alder-
mcn to be there ut tlnit hour
After adjournment the Sue-CoMmttce On
Reception .nd Entertainment met. and tnec
arrangements for the disposition or tho time IN
Muutiay After the informal presentations, nc
tie h"tsl IL tns 'Go'.nS sae psa.Gy aG I'm. T
coin park, and hack 1hrouSh the La Sale
street tunnel to the Board of Trade. All ili-
formal lunch will then he served " tne notel'
and iti the afternoon the purity VIII take IN tue
Stock Yards, the south Parks, nfd the boille-
Yards. In the evening tho guests will 10 ten
,ltretI Il public reception at the hotel
Tho Mayor yesterday aided tho nl1ues 81
Julius Kosel.that, Atluf krnllsc. and lser1hold
Lucwenthul 10 the Citizens Kecepuon Commit
ice to receive the German visitors. the roin-
mittee rs now constituted numbers thtrtF-hfe'
Mr. THOMPSON, tho Mayors secretary. re-
ccircd the following dispatch from Messrs.
Walker Blaine aud John Davis iatc On Eriduy
ST. i.oE,s, Mo., Oct. :s-T. o yhym,s"", No.
ms NDrth LII St.}ie stItet: The Mayors cnhrtenus
telegram just r,ceiveti- At whit hour sholia
we start to arrive ut an hnur convenient 10 SOu:
Please TELEGRAPH what terms we E;til pave tnc
train and whether We shutl do al1}thlng lnttncr
in rcs.,rd TO it here, Trunks for your COURTESY
The Mayor asks lis to reply to. you. Answer to
;nutharn lntrl NAtKEK blaine, =
.lnsIS DAVIS.
In response to information asked IRON Inc
Chicago l. Alton Kaiirnnd Company relative 10
the above, Mr. McMulln. the General Manager
sGn1 He1,nNGu. @ Uct. 81 1ssl.-T 0. Thompson, E%l.,
= Sec,cturu, stc.-S1n: Our Nr. Charlton went TO
St Louis iist night 10 meet tht: party aiad Ny
company the special train to CacaAo.: ~ t;, WI
SEQ Mr. Blaine and arrange their lcaslns 1Imc,
NM, advise us probably this Afternoon. Ihe
fro;r will lenyc ut 8 O'clock n. H.. arrive III
Ym,rs ctt:.. J. e. McMUI.L1S. ;,
Tnc mctnbers or the City Council IRE REQUESTED
tho City-finli to join the Mayor ana proceed 10
tho Grand Pacific, where the freedom u ano ely
viii be rendered to the distinguished guests.
4 com1nit1ee consisting, nf George Schneider, t
n!cnnrt eIichaelis. and A. r. s!etensu, ,t;,n.s ~; 80
Springfield last night to receive tho Nauoh
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