Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-04

parade at Terrace Snr;no Park. Mana NJ
exercises if Garfield dies. At Pope Valley
there will be harbsous President of ms
/ Day. VIM. Gisford . orator. F. p. Simmons
reader. Il. J. Davenport: chaplain, L. J,
| We'll.
| y,s15. J,lv s3-Tbs,s i an intention
here to drape the procession in mourning il
Garfield dies. There are preparations for &
| good celebration. Oregon Sanders. Orator
A. r. Orr, Poet; o. L. Miller, Reader
Hon. A. p. Dubrutz, President of the Day
Captain II. White, Marshal. There is also
Greenback celebration AT Soda Springs Il.
NJ Dewey, Orator. Also. fine celebration
at Lemoore, the best IN the county, with q
horse race and games.
| WOODLAND, July 3d.-Since the news of
| the possible recovery of the President was
received, 1t has been determined to go on
with the celebration OF our national indie
pendence.
| BAKERSFIELD, July 3d-A salute of
thlrty-eig guns and grand procession will
| De the principal features here.
SAN BUENAvENrURA, July 31-In this
town the celebration consists only of two
| days racing, in which thirty-six horses are
entered. There will be two balls in the
evening.
los ANcrps Jplv sJ-If favorable news
as to the condition of President Garfield
reaches this city in the meantime, the na-
tional anniversary will be celebrated with
great eclat tomorrow. The celebration will
open with salute of thirty.eight guns from
Fort Hill at sunrise, to be followed by pro-
cesson of all the civic societies of the city.
Npv.D. JnIv a5-Thsrs w;,, he NO .a,s.
brat;on nf the Eo,,rth - III, M az; ;e ~ o'ie
miItsrv hall IA 20 ha o;yon n tba a,.sr,;n,, -.
a. ~
news of the death of the President be re-
ceived beforehand the party will be aban-
doned.
GRASS VALLEY. July 3d-The Fonrth will
not be generally observed here business will
be generally suspended. There will be no
procession nor exercises during the day, but
picnic at Storms ranch.
AUBURN, July SI.-No arrar eements have
been made, and no regular celebration will
be held here. but many of our citizens 90 to
neiohborinp towns to Celebrate
M,pvs,,I,r I'll. 81 rh. a.oo.; e
the President cast gloom over onr citizens
Sorrow and regret was depicted on the
countenances of all. On the recent of
favorable news of the Presidents condition
late this afternoon the committee determined
to carry out the extensive programme pre-.
viously prepared for t9-inorrow's celebration.
DrD pr J,I, o1 T.o Eo,.IL ,,,;i
ha aI,e-,,a5 h., ,J l--,oe.s;,, ~ .;a VI "ni
,Torl,s ard hall ca,ta;o pa.., nao;j.n. i1e Sc
tbe Day. w y RofMatsr Ma,shsI. n A
Garter, Orator; Professor Gale. Reader: ii.
A. Mayhew. Chaplain: ESSAY. by Charles
Braynord. Everybody is cheerful over the
probable recovery OF President Garfield
Should death occur to the President to-night
the celebration will be Transformed into
funeral procession and services.
MODESTO, July 31..lhe fourth VIII be
I; ouslisea qu,eaty AZ .ni' place; tnere neing no
Puotio ueiions. .s iHe a'teunp.eu assaS-
s,la'iIh onnn III oi 'ne ifesiuen' mas cast eioom
over all
SAN DIEGO, July Sd.-There will be no
special celebration here. A number of ex
carsions are projected, including trip of
the steamer Orizaba to Coronado Island, op.
posite the bay, and picnic at National
City. 1t seems generally understood that
eSserysnlog VIII De . abandoned should the
rresiueh's injuries result untaVoraDiy.
SAN Francisco, July Sd.-During the day
the streets have been thronged, the bulletin