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... INDEPENDENCE DAY. Independence Day was celebrated by the American colony Paris yesterday in a rather original way. Mr Whitley Reid, accompanied a procession of Americans and escorted by the detachment of soldiers now on duty at the Exhibition, made a ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY IN AMERICA. The Fourth of July celebration was quietly observed throughout the United States, and the day was devoid of special Incidents beyond the explosions, tirea, and accidents which usually occur. The Benton Hbtel at Chicago was ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY IN AMERICA. The'4th July celebration was quietly observed throughout the United States, and the day was devoid of special incidents beyond the explosions, fires, and accidents which usually occur. The Benton Hotel at Chicago was burned ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY IN THE UNITED STATES. PRESIDENT CLEVELAND ON PROTECTION. Wednesday was Independence Day in the United States—the principal notional holiday of the year.. In every town of any consequence there was some demonstration to mark the occasion ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY IN THE UNITED STATES. PRESIDENT CLEVELAND ON PROTECTION. _ Wednesday Dal m United States--the principal national the year. In every town of any I there was some demonstration to occasion. and festivity was general in the One celebration ...

... POSITION OF AMERICA. President Harrison, speaking yesterday at Woodstock, Connecticut, where be arrived to attend the Independence Day festivities, said the nation was so located that uo people of great power touched it any side, and being exempt from ...

... STATES. New Tom. Friday. Prealdcnt Harrison, speaking yesterday Woodstock, Connecticut, where be bad arrived attend the Independence Day festivities, referrad to the question whether tbs nation was exempt from all tear of injury from abroad. The President ...

... would be impossible for King, Queeo, Kaiser, or Czar to bring them into war. He looked to the inauguration of another Independence Day, the independence of free industry and free labour for the poorer population and the union of the two nations into one ...

... and as justifying expectation that it will make further progress after the American holidays of to-morrow aud Monday (Independence Day ) are over. 23, Fawcett-strect, July lst, 1887. ...

... usual prompt. America : Outward.—lntrepid, Tees to New Orleans, 13s gd, rails, prompt. America : Homeward.—lo-day being Independence Day the States, no business was transacted. Mediterranean, Baltic, &c—Arethusa, Ergasteria to Antwerp, To'tt. ...

... festivals, one distinguished by a pathetic sadness and the other by genuine rejoicing. They are Decoration Day and Independence Day. On Decoration Day the children, in company with their parents, and often with a guard of old soldiers, proceed to the ...