New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
THE WORLDS FAX.
PATRIOTIC SERVICES By AN ARMY AND
NAVY UNION.
TIE CNAMERICAN GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS
SCORED FOR HIS PARDON or THE ANAE
CHfSTS-A PLAN TO REPLACE COLrM
BIAN GUARDS WITH
CITY POLICE
CITY POLICE.

CH1STS-A PLAN TO REPLACE CoLrA-
BIAN GUARDS WITH
CITY POLICE.
Worlds Fnir Grounds Chicago. Julv 2.-Today $
attendance at the Exposition was lisht' ana the
grounds except the lake front east Of Mhh"'ac-
lures Building and In the Grand Plaza w"r" Spars'N
populated. The day was warm and sultry, ana about
noon heavy clouds gathered In the west threatening
rain There the usual concerts during the afterF
noon and evening but the audiences were light and
not inclined 10 cnthusc over the carefully arranged
and we'll executed programmes. \, on previous
sundays the crowds 10 be found mainly IN IN"
Krupp pavilion the Convent Of Ii Rabi1a and the
Midway Plaisancc.
The Patriotic sunday" services In Festival Han,
costluctcd under the auspices Of Fort Dearborn
Garrison. No. 81 Regular Army and Navy tnlon'
were poorly attended not over 800 people being
present when ''asscmbly' was given at O'Clock by
the Army bugcr. The stage decorated with
American flags and two OF the skcn emblemS covered
the pine table which served as a speakers de+E
F-om the choral balcony hung an immense Union
Jack. which. during the singing OF Nearer, NY ""'
to Thee" slowly drawn aside, disclosing draped
PLAGUE upon which was inscribed. In Memonam H.
NJ :. Victoria.n The stage occupied by mos"
participating in the exercises and their friends twenty
five Indian boys and girls from the Lincoln lnstitu-
ton Of Philadelphia. and few Invited guests
W. l.. Tomllns directed tho music, which was I'M
ACCOMPANIED by any instrument and Colonel +. Il. +.
Shcrley chairman. Captain 6. W. simpson,
L. Is. A.. invoked a blessing upon the aSSemblasr'
after which Colonel Shrrley introduced Captain y.
W. Campbell OF the Fort Dearborn garrison. captain
Campbell said Sunday service Of this nature ilad
been Gnauglrited by the garrison one year ago. lie
thought the occasion Opportune for all soldiers ana
sailors TO renew their fidelity to the flag by par
lcipaing I'm the exercises amid such magnificent sur
roundngs this Patriotic sunday" Immediately
preceding the National holiday, July A.
Governor hligch was rather severely scored hy
Captain Campbell for his recent action IN pardonins
the Chicago Anarchists from the Joliet pent"nliary
1t IS cmincnuy fitting" lac said in opening his re-
marks. that the Regular Army and navy Union
shonld observe "Patrotic sunday here today because
the Chief Executive Of this state has recently shown
that he would be willing To supplant the flag oil
freedom with the red flag 81 Anarchy
When he had finished The sentence lie paused for n
moment and for a moment the audience silent
and then it gave most vigorous outbreak OF
approval.
Nearer. Nv God to Thee was then sung, the
audience standing and Joining TN tnc music. ~
the hymn was concluded the buglcrs sounded taps
after which Colonel >hcrlcy introduced Chaplain Z.
G. Bateman, Of the United States Army. who made
good talk on the soldier factor In civilization.
Cbapl,n Batcman said the brotherhood ~ Cod was
gradually drawing nearer and the ties binding the
soldiers Of one land 10 another were being drawn
closer everv wear The Indians then sang u hymn,
their efforts being rewarded hv liberal applause.
After "A few remarks 10y DR.. William r. Aiken and
Professor Duvalls 81 the Veteran cavalry A''ocih-
lion. and tho singing Of The spansed Banner
Ly The chOri, and audience. brn"dicu'n was pro-
nounccd by the coIorod chaplain. Allen Alen,""rih,
nf che United states Army. Tie participants then
marched over Ia Transportation building, whcF" Two
wrcaths were placed upon tae dr1lTd model 81 TIE
Inflated Victoria.
The Illinoi, Central Railroad began running IL
World, Fair express trains into The terminal station
mi, morning The time ~ the trip, 10 and rom
the city Is now lcnsh,nci - nineteen NH ueN. Int
the service promises BE- o great benefit to The Fair
and II, visitors
Director General Davis IA, submitted plan TO tho
Council Of Administration 10 dismiss ~" LOO"
Columbian Guard employed ~ tn Fair and 'uh.'i'Hi"
for them 900 city policemen. II" ihlh, The change
would lc beneficial 10 tho police service II The Fair. be-
.ldr, encctng q saving Of s-joJo month IN the
PAYMENT of salaries. i Is Understood iIii Mayor
Harrison Is also In favor ~ city police 81 Oh" Park
the Exposition Company Of course, - pay their
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