The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-06
TELEGRAPHIC
TIE EOUKTa.
How Was CELEBRATED.

How It Was CeIt brated.
| San FrsnciscD, 4.-The day ia berg
observed here in the usual manners
barbor literary xercises, regattas aud
! fireworks.
London. 4-The NeDs and TELEGRAPH
have congrHtIlztory articles on the ami
vereary of American independence. The
Telegraph ssys there will be everywhere
cordial aspiration for the continued
growth, pro- perity and harmony Eof the
mighty Da in, which form all quarters
ofthe globe is watched with sympathetic
eyes by thO-e who entertain the largest
hopes for The future development of the
human race
Liverpool. 4.-Tbe United States con-
sui gave a bSnquet To American ship
masters. The mayor and many leading
citiz ks were present. Consul Packard
toasted PresijeRt Arthur in eulogistic
terms. Vice. Corsul Paul proposed 1.-THE
day we celebrate" to United States Con-
sal Shaw, If Manchester.
Leipsic, 4.-The authorities, foreign
con5uls and representatives oftbe univer-
slty, and the mercantile community, at
tended Iete given by Americans. The
rooms were gaily d. corated. The Ameri-
can consul presided.
City of Mexico, 4-The Fourth of July
was celebrated by Americans at Piidad
Q village about two miles from tue city.
American flags were hoisted on public
buildings here. Leading papers contain
articles referring to the anniversary.
New York, 4. The city seemed deserted
and the Fourth passed with unususl quiet
During the:dsy people who could betook
themselves TO the towns about, to cele.
brate the day while the seaside resorts
attracted great crowds The Society OF
Cincinnati and veterans Of 1912 had an
nual dinners. At the former Hamilton
Fish presided. Thurlow Weed was con-
spicuous among the veterans. The
Society Of the Cincinnati appointed .
committee ito arrange for a centennial
celebration in May next. Tam
many celebrated the day in Tam
many Hall John Kelly, lang talk;
local politicians, short talks. Sullivan,
the champion pugilist, gave q picnic,
special attraction announcement, spar
ring match, between Sullivan and James
Elliot, the latter TO receive $500, if be
knocked the former out in four three
minute rounds, with halt minute rest.
In the third Sullivan knocked Elliott
senseless, in which condition be remained
twenty minutes, and was then taken
home.
Buffalo, 4.-The celebration of the
Fourth, Rnc the celebration Of the semi
centenary OF the city, was participated
IN by immense crowds Of people.
Alexandria, An vessels in the har-
Dor dressed. and fred sRlutes 10 honor of
the Ali of July.
London Derry, A meeting was
held to-day under the auspices Of three
released suspects, on the nights Of Cruck-
Aughrim, Inishowen, to celebrate the
Fourth of July. The American flag was
carried in process ion, with another
bearing picture of O'Connell.
| New York, 4.-Dispatches from all
parts show the the general observance OF
the day. Madame Adele made balloon
ascension at OsweGo. and came down IN
the lake about seven miles from land .
CllngiDg 10 the car she was dragge
through the lake some miles, and finally
rescued by tug.
Paris, 4.-Americans celebrated the
day By giving banquets. There we're
festivities also at the American club.
London, A grand reception in
commemoPAtion CT The Declaration OF
Independence was given st Westminster
Palace Hotel under the auspices Of the
American Exchange. The rooms were
decorated with American, French and
British flags, and profusion of flowers.
The proceedings opened at s with music
By the band of the Grenadier Guard,
under the direction of Dan God.
frey. A concert was given. in which
Marie Rose, Emma Thursby and
Minnie Hawk took Part. Agnes
B. Huntington sang 1.-The Star Spaneled
Banner and "God Save the Queen"
which were received with great applause.
SIR julius Benedict and Mora were con-
ductors. The concert was followed by
dancing. over 600 persons we're pres
ent. including the Duke and Duchess of
Sutherland, Mr.. and Mrs. Medill, Of
Chicago; Edwin Booth, Henry Irving,
Leonard Courtney, Justin McCarty,
Lord Colel.dge Moncure d. Conway
aud Mrs. Conway, Mrs. HepWorth
Dixon and family, and many more dis
tInguished persons. At supper appro-
pirate toasts were given and a few short
speeches were made. The Red, White
and Blue" was sung, the entire company
joining In the chorus. The lord mayor
OF London, at the last moment, sent q
message expressing regret that an enter
tainment OF his Own prevented his pres.
ence at the reception.
Chicago, Aside of those who ct.
tended the races and ball games, the gen.
eral tendency was towards picnics and
celebrations 10 the suburbs, fireworks ano