The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1886-09-03
Special to the AIaguoit Gazette.
LoufsyfIr,z A1.. 2S. IL

Special to the MagnoiA 's.izete.
JIouisYIL1.a Ats. 2S, 1886
This hns heenta great dly q the cit
zeus II Louisville. the people Of tho
South asiti The thnas,u sol vls't 7 frtm
III pliie uf this broad a,,.l wac 30. i"rr
II mas li'-rn inc "pl lag .Iay ni thr great
Expo osiiiau For The icrh time iitt
trientis II itenlts aud Sclanc"s, 3f inSln>
TN AID eniriprIee, aud III tle dev',np
N, M ef tJe ntinral resources Of thr
Snu;h and West have gathered IN in,s
brauiltul city to witness the c-remonlee
attendant IN the opening of the Son'h /
ern ExpoNiiion. W hatever mISgiyings I
they may hive had ahont It's readiness |
bfnr inspection, or whatever dnn,ds may !
have been entertained III regard to the
realization of the promises made by the
! management, all have been tlIspPled.
| Prnbabiy nosoiher exhibition on opening
| ,lnv liz this country, ever came so meats
having place for everything and every
thing l,r lis place. With The except o.
Of me iuconsequentald details, per,ali
ing mainly To changes IN the location nf
EXHIBITS, everything is order. aud the
nunlrrds aud thousands wha inokeds mp,
on the wonders in md about the grea.
building tp lay were delighted. HE
!, universal and unanimous yerGict is -
capital success
!! Al m carly hour OF theiay the streets
were full of siaItseerx: flags, banner 5
| aud strsamers were 10 be seen i'll every
lirection, and TN" who,e city put ON iis
. holiday attire. Mechanics, tsidesmeh,
! merchants. preftsaioAsl men. ladies'.
!. young people. .oll people and children
/, lined lne sidewalks aud labor was prac
/, lcatly suspended The boom of can
!, nns, tla ringing of l,Alls a4,t thu blpw,
I ing of wi,is,ins. iiA ys4t4t ts he malsir O
! :, bands iii. inaty part af the CITY was t'i,
/" signal For The commencement uf th
,lem.nsirat'on.
!" Tie nppenrince unsn IN gay mi
~ forms. an,i ,tccs,arrni n : ON ioal aii'
n horseback, the pat,tl,nS nt ha military
r. the tiregeu AMI Ine ppiice, all unsle
q thelr proper cu'nm iu3yaA. aai the ipi
of ming Of tie procession, wiIle takh
o. nme, attracted mnch attention. IN
to processiou was u long and imposing on
to aud cr,iv4d plaulit> from all who si,'
he Ia. Ii was ms,ls mp nf numerous nrSas
~ ttion. Mt iis,nA aud from anroti, CON
en- prls,ne civic and military societies.
ms well AS oiiisals Of the city and State nj
be adjoining Sates. / viii not dwell ,
~, this pplat exsepi to pay deserved cjH
If pliment toQil who tonk part Il was
~ glRnl feature. On its ARRIVAL at u
~, bmlding, i: ,iishand-l, aud the exarcl
=, ~ es proper were c,iidncted in the Mu'
Hall with becoming b.evlty and decofu
,s' After the onenmg address by the urat'
mas mas inn. ". P. @. Breckenridge, Rr
Aia Walter DamrDscii's orchestra ascend
n'v iiie siaga and gave one of the grind
hch concerts ever heard in this city. l
ued audience was enthusiastic iais app.al
aud The afternoon was sreak, is1 iusl'
ken ing geueraily ail fssit,sessof the exhl
Dod. tion.
aud In the evening Pfof Drmrosch z
ived mn ,,her pf hls, hii'ni:ahle csmcrt's.
will yonr feass4,fs inaeluaa = Sells rliised
ring ehesfra7't Sky two persons atrisr
direction OF QUE TO the most distiugu