Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-15
twenty-five Thousand of the
Denomination Parade in
New York.
Chorus Of 1000 Voices Another
Gorgeous Display Of
Fireworks.
The MOnStr0uS Naval Procession
Fully a Million
View Ii.

New York, Oct 11.-At S O'Clock this
evening the parade Of the United Cath
Ollie societies was started at Fifty-ninth
street and Eighth avenue. They
marched TO Broadway and Fourth
streets, whore the parade disbmded
There were $1,000 Catholics In line
under the command of Fathers Keefe
and Bowling Archbishop ColTigan re-
viewed the parade as it passed the or
phan asylum
In the seventh regiment armory the
Germans singing society held Il fas-
tival. There were over 1000 voices in
the chorus
The fireworks display on Brooklyn
bridge began at 1880 and lasted until
midnight the display being gorgeous.
There were Examinations in the shape
Of Chinese suns six feet in circmfor-
ence ana of Illuminating power which
enabled them to be seen twenty-five
miles
AS a wind-up to the evening there
was a second fan of Niagara, occupying
the length Of the bridge from tower to
tower. Immediately after the third
display five thousand rockets were fired
Off simultaneously in the from of a
bouquet.
Nfr. end Mrs. cleveland Take Part.
The Catholic club Of New York and
the United Catholic Historical society
held celebration i'm Carnegie Music
hall tonight. Ex-Governor Carroll of
Maryland. delivered the grafton
Grover Cleveland ana wife attended
the Columbian musical festivals under
the auspices of the United German
American singing societies.
First Pneumatic Gnn Fired.
For the first time in history a pneu
matte gun fired at the salute today.
This was when the dynamite cruiser,
Nesuvia, following the signal from the
Philadelphia 20 salute forts WadSworth
and Hamilton ON responded with the
pneumatic guns and surprised the whole
fleet not only the visiting warships but
the American men-of-war.
The salutcS from the Nesuvia were
rapid and sure in their action and
brought fourth a roar which made the
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ON" Casualty
One casualty is reported attendant ON
the naval parade During the firing of
the salute off the battery n gun on one
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The Big Parade
NEW YORK, Oct tl-For once the
people OF inns monStrons. motey-%eU-
ung town seem TO nave Iost lheir de- .
sire Tor gam
To-day they are seeking pleasure
vigorously as they usually seek the .
almighty dollar
ne haNai parade was a grand slghV' I
ONT nothing compared 10 the picture
presented 10y the countless thousands
OF people VINO assembled along lle .
SHORES ol the bay To scent IL was SIM 7
ply sublime, The most conservative
pear ON wall street would nave sald
100000 people at thevery lowest esu- F.
mate saw the parade
Everything in the town seemed TO f..
nave a flag attached 10 H. from the .
clubs at Oyster bay to that marvel of .
modern architecture, st. Patriclts ca f,
thedral. Even toe Stern, hard-v,saged, /.
grizzlcd Old manipulation Of stocks stuck /.
a little banner q red, white and hue I
In the lapel Of his coat The half /
starved creatures from the rag shops Of =
Hester street Mulberry Bend d Five
Points forgot their pains and hardship f.
and went down to see the parade, and I
nearly every mother son Of them had .
the emblem Of American freedom about /
him in some shape or other
There were three columns in the