Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-04

DAY morning. The President VIII break-
fast at ex-Gov Ramseys, and at 10 a. NJ. the
procession will escort him to the depot, where
he will take the for the fair grounds. On
the grounds collation. will be served at ! P. NJ.
The President will then witness the trot of Edwin
Forrest, Great Eastern and other celebrities,
and return to the city in the evening, at which
time public reception will probably be held.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-What with the President,
military and civic display, and magnificent
from all parts of the union, this has been
day of some note even for Chicago. How sue
cessful the parade was, and how striking it's
appearance, the regular press dispatches have
told, and it only remains to add that the cere-
monies of the day were concluded in a most
fitting manner by a Presidential levee at the
Pacific hotel, and that the corridors of
the house were completely damned for
more than two hours with curious, fashionable
and all other sorts Of people, every one anxious
to shake the Presidential hand or get glimpse
of the executive countenance. Tomorrow
forenoon the party will leave Chicago for St.
an hours halt at Beloit, and no other pro-
longed stoppages on the route The Presi-
dents party consists of himself and Mrs.
Hayes their three sons, Burchard, Webb G. and
Rutherford B. Hayes, and Attorney General
Devens. From this city the following named gen
tlemen and ladies will accompany the President
j. V. Farwell and wife, c. B. Farwell and wife
VIM. Henry Smith, wife, daughter and son,
Judge J. n. Jewett, w. p. Nixon and wife, A.
Sherman, w. f. Storey and wife.
Phi. Patterson and wife. The party
of Gen. VIM. G.. LIE Due which ar
rived fir Washington to-day, and which will
proceed to st. Paul by the presidential train,
comprises the following persons in addition to
the commissioner of agriculture and wife and
daughter; Senator Butler and son, of South Car
DINA, Commissioner Dent and son. of the Dis
trict of Columbia; General Tyler and wife,
of Baltimore; Capt. Thomas Fl. Tooker, pay
director of the navy; Judge Jones and wife of
Delaware, o.. Gen. Miles, OF Sandusky; Gen.
Lomax and wife, of Virginia. formerly in the
Confederate cavalry; Benjamin Yanzey, of
Georgia; Rev. DR.. Calder, president of the
Agricultural College of Pennsylvania; Old
Probs Gen. Meyers and daughter, Count i,ewen-
haript, the Swedish minister to the United
States, Hon. l.. T. Watson, NJ c.. and wife, of
The excursionists will make
the trip to Bismarck from st. Paul,
and returning will stop one day
In Minneapolis. The President expressed a
desire to see the people and manufacturing in
terests Of that city.
A letter was received from Red Wing to-day |
asking that the President make a halt there
but it has not yet been decided whether hewill
DO so or not. The fair at Madison will be Wis
tied next Tuesday, and one day spent in Mil
waukee on the way back to Chicago.
Western Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. s.-The reception by Presi-
dent Hayes at the Grand Pacific hotel this |
evening was of magnificent proportions. From |
80 to 10 o'clock hundreds of people took him |
by the hand, while Mrs. Hayes held reception
for the ladies in another room. There was an |
rush in both rooms while out
side the hotel and in it's wide cosy
thousands crowded, jostled and |
pushed in the vain hope of gaining precedence |
and reaching the Presidential presence. At |!
1910, it became evident that only small
of the applicants could gain admis- |
sion within reasonable hour. The doors were |
The Presidents brief stay in the city has at
tested in remarkable manner his popularity |
among the people. The party leaves by special
train for st. Paul over the Northwestern road
at A. II. tomorrow.
THE ALLEGED AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-Everything was favorable
for the reception of the President, and for the
parades this morning the weather was perfect
and the streets in fine condition. Every pub
lie building gay with bunting AT an
early hour the principal streets were thronged
with expectant thousands, while every incom-
contributed to the crowd in holiday dress,
anxious to witness the parade and catch a
glimpse of President Hayes. Towards noon the
crush along the line of the procession became
almost painful. The train on which the Presi-
dental party arrived was met at Kingston, just
outside the city limits, by delegation of en-
inent business men and reached here at
o'clock.
The reception accorded to the president was
brilliant. A salute from the battery at the ex-
position greeted the arrival of the train and an
immense concourse of citizens cheered, threw
their hats in the air and enthusiastically called
for the president. The party took carriages
from the depot for the Grand Pacific hotel, but
so crowed were the streets that the distance of
half dozen blocks was not accomplished for
nearly an hour. The presidential party proper
is composed of the president and Mrs. Hayes,
Attorney General Devens, and Burchard, Webb |
and Budd Hayes.
Arriving on the same train was the party of !
the commissioner of agriculture, LIE Due. It |
includes Pay Director LOCKER, of the navy. |
Hon. T. G. JONES' Of Ohio. Gen. Yancy, Sena- |
tor Butler, of South Corolina, Gen. Lomax and |
wife, of Virginia, and others.
The influx of tiremen and outside fire COM
panies by the morning trains was very large.
About $50 visiting organizations participated |
in the parade which began at noon. The pro-
cession was nearly four miles long. The mill |
tary regiments of Chicago headed the process
sion. followed by the President and party in |
carriages. Then came the fire companies, with |
devices on their engines, the hook |
and ladder, fire and rescue companies all in full
uniform,
continuous shout greeted the procession,
and was especially marked where the carriage
containing the President, standing with uncov-
cred head, passed along. The reception COM
mittee will give the President drive to the
parks this afternoon, and tonight reception
will be held at the Grand Pacific, at which sew
eral hundred veterans will be present.
Valentine Scrip.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 3.-Thomas B. Valentine,
who located lien land scrip on Fort Dearborn reser-
walton, Chicago, two years ago, has made SIM
liar location on 1855 acres of land lying within the
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