Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-07-14

by Miss Frank Stewart Osborne, of Chi
cago raising of the symbolical flag OF hu
man freedom, by Miss l.. NJ. Gordan, Of
Georgia; salutation of the flag by school
children.
As the new bell tolls, the bells OF all
the churches and schools Of the country
are to respond in unison.
Patriotic songs by a choir Of 100, 900
voices is to be feature OF the celebra-
ton. The singing is under the direction
OF Silas &. Pratt. Trained choirs of 1000
or 5000 singers will he placed at the four
sides Of the grand court, and 80 directed
as to sing in unison the following fsBil-
lar selections, the entire popuIace joining
with them, so as to constitute chorus
of at least 100, 900 singers:
l. The Doxology, with a salute of can
non to punctuate each sentence. Special
ceremonies Of the national colors.
2. ''The Star Spangled Banner" sung
by the populace in unison, with the wav-
ing of flags Oh all buildings and by the
people present.
8. Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean. !"
A. America"
Liberty bell the Doxology will be re-
Love and Liberty" will be sung.
Patriotic melodies, such az "Hail Co
lumbia, +" Yankee Doodle, !" Battle Cry
of Freedom" Dixie's Land" and
Marching Through Georgia" will aleo
be sung For the evening specially
drilled choirs will sing upon the lagoon
or grand court a selection of songs famil-
lar to Americans.
MUST BE RKCAsr,
CHICAGO, July 3d. 80 p. M.-The
worlds fair management has received
notice that flaw occurred in casting the
new liberty bell at Troy and that it will
have to be recast 80 that part of the GER
emonies which contemplated having it
ringing on the Fourth for the first time
has been abandoned.
THE BELL ALL RIGHT.
Troy, July 3.-3 P. M.-The Columbian
liberty bell will be rung for the first time
tomorrow at O'Clock, to correspond with
noon, Chicago time. 1t will be controlled
by electricity from Chicago. The orig
inal program is modified on account of
the delay in casting the bell. The state
ment from Chicago that the bell will
have to be recast on account of a flaw is
denied at the foundry, where it is as
sured that the casting was perfect sue
cess and the bell very fine.
Some Celebrations of the Day.
NKw York, July 3.-Among the not
able celebrations of the Fourth outside of
that at Chicago are the following Tam
many's great gathering in Tammany
hall, at which Bourke Cochran, Amos
Cummings and others will speak annual
meeting OF the New York society of the
Cincinnati, the raising OF the peace"
nag on the New jersey coast, meeting OF
the Fifth corps. Army Of the Potomac of
Washington, ut fredericksburg, Va :;
services at the site of the new Washing
ton monument in Philadelphia; unveii-
ing of the z. 7. Barnum statute at Bridge
port, Conn. celebration at Roseland
park, near Woodstock, Conn. where the
speakers will be Hon. Charles A. Rus
sell, President Seth Low, Columbia !;
Justice Brewer, Mrs. Julia Ward Howe,
Miss Edith NJ. Thomas, A. r. Spofford,
8. B. Elkins, Maurice Thompson, DIR.
X. s. Mac arthur; carnival of sport at
Saratoga; the Carnival of Madrid" py-
rotechnic display, at Denver; unwilling
of the William-Loyd Garrison statute at
Newburyport, Mass.
Bicycle M Gets of the Day.
New YORK, July 3.--Among the bicvcle
meets tomorrow will be first and foremost
the $1,000 handicap of the cash prize
league at Manhattan field, N. Y. Other
events of special note will take place in
the following cities: Buffalo club meet !;
Indianapolis club meet; Baltimore, prize
meet; Denver's twenty-five mile run ;
Cincinnati's prize meet; Red Bank, N. .
j., twenty-five mile run; Tourist cycle
club meet at Clifton, n j.. Tonawonda,
N. Y, bicycle meet; California division
l.. A. W., in San Francisco; Missouri d.
vision, L. A. W., in Sedalia; Ohio divis-
ion, L. A. W., in Sandusky; Columbia
@. O., at Hartford, CT. Watertown, N.
Y. cycle club meet; Poorman road race
from Cincinnati to Hamilton; Milwau-
kee- Waukesha road race; Kansas divis-
ion, l.. A. W., at Fort Scott; Erie club
meet; Rockford, ILL.,, club events.