Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-05
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CALIFORNIA.
Tho Glorious Fnnrtl,.


RED BLUFF, July 4th.-The greatest cele-
bration Of the nations holiday which ever
occurred in Red Bluff took place to-day.
Chico was well represented The process
sion was nearly two miles long, over fif-
teen hundred being in line and was brill
liant At II o'clock the excursion train
from Chico appeared, and were escorted by
the organizations represented AT Y o'clock
the procession started, headed by General
CadwaIader and Staff OF the Fifth Brigade
and the march occupied two hours time
Ats p. NJ the Horribles showed themselves
and at the Firemens contest took place
A ball occurred i'll the evening in J. 5. Cones
warehouse which was crowded. The Cele-
bration was under the management of the
N ). G. W, and was very creditable. Jack
son Hatch, the orator, was loudly ap-
plauded.
SANTA Cruz, July 4th.-The Fourth in
this city was the grandest day Santa Cruz
ever saw There are more people here now
than ever before, and the greatest enthusi-
asm prevails. Governor Stoneman and the
yachtsmen took part in the celebration this
morning. The Patriotic Sons from San
Jose did not get here in time to take their
place in the line, on account of an accident
at AptoS The first section of the train
from San Jose arrived at 1920, and by some
mishap ran into freight train standing on
the main line Two fats of the freight
train were made into splinters, and the
| locomotive Jumped the track and blew up,
de,nolishing the same. None Of the pas
| sencar cars left the track, and no one was
| injured. On account of the wreck the train
! of the cxcursiCnists did not arrive here till
| 4 p. NJ. when the p. 0. s. of A, headed by
! the San Jose Band and Company 3, Fifth
| Infantry. paraded the streets before night
| l. y, Cd III
| banded Santa Cruz was never livelicr than
now. The yachts Will sail for Monterey
| tomorrow morning Passengers were
| transferred to-day at the scene Of the wreck
| Mt Aptos Tonight the yachts Will be
illuminated and fireworks VIII be sent up.
IIvEgMoRE July 4th.-The Fourth was
| celebrated here in good style. There was
| large procession Of the fire department,
Grand Army trades unions, tableau cars,
merchants farmers citizens, led by two
| brass bands The building where the exer-
cises were held was tastefully decorated
with evergreens, bunting and flags. Ora
tons. poem, readings, games aud dances
occupied the day. Fully FIVE thousand
people were IN town: and there was no ac-
cident
LoD1. July 4th.-The celebration given
by the ladies was grand success. Mrs. T..
r Pease acted as Grand Marshal Laura
do Force Gordon was President of the day,
Mrs Washburn reader, Mrs. Clara Fcltz
orator There were fifty ladies riding on
horseback in the procession, a " Ship Of
state" Goddess of Liberty" etc, all be-
ing conducted by the ladies. the Broom
Brigade and the Calathulnpians.
PErALUMA, July 4th = The elaborate
preparatious made here for the celebration
of the Fourth were fdlly compensated for
by the largest crowd ever gathered in this
city. The procession, in which was repre-
sented Santa Rosa. San Rafael and Peta-
luna, formed at II 4. N, and paraded
through the principal streets to the theater,
where highly Interesting literary pro-
rramrne was carried ont, the leading feature
being the address by the orator Of the day,
Professor A g. Burnett. The city through
ont was elaborGteiy decorated. The
Gr0wler organization and a tr0ttng race at
: the park occupied the afternoon, There
were fireworks in the evening, and a per
formance by the Petaluma Minstrels.
C,LIsroeA. July 4th.-The Fourth was
celebrated here in grand style The exer-
cises consisted of reading the Declaration
of Independence and an Grafton by Hon
4 r. Johnston, of Napa After this camC
, \ Grand barbecue Dancing followed, with
vocal and instrumental music. Every
thing passed OFF pleasantly. Il was gals
lay for upper Napa valley.
SIERRA Cry, July 4th-The nations
holiday was celebrated here in grand style
! with procession, reading of the Declsra
ton, poem. en- oraaon by Hon. +. AndeT