Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-11

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Pass, Mar Alter the formal
opening, and Just NJ the cortage,
headed by Presiden, MacMahon and
the Prince Of Wales, moved from the
gallery Of the palace into the open
space where n long line of troops
stood at present arms, large drops
of rain began to fall, and umbrellas
and overcoats for a moment hid the
gorgeous uniforms aud decorations
OF the princes and dignitaries form
ing the procession FROM the view of
the spectators. The rainfall, how
ever, lasted only few minutes, and
the march over the bridge of jena to
buildings in the Champs de Mars was
continued without further incon-
venience. As the procession was
passing from the Trocadera palace to
the Champs de Mars the crowd be-
came most enthusiastic, and loudly
cheered each we'll known person.
Then a brilliant company in the
diplomatic gallery, headed by the
Duchess of Magenta and ex-Queen
Isabella of Spain, filed out through
the Trocadero palace, entered car
riages and were driven away. Thous-
ands of spectators then moved
through the corridors of the palace,
taking possession of the official tri-
bune looking down upon the grand
spectacle of the exhibition grounds,
which were filed with dense masses
of people moving to and fro from
the Trocadero to the Champ de
Mars.
Early in the evening the avenues
and boulevards were crowded with
vehicles and foot passengers. Later
the streets were impossible in many
places in consequence of the immense
crowds assembled to witness the illu-
limitations, which were beautiful in
the extreme. Many buildings in
every quarter of the city were decor
ated with flags of'all nations. The
American colors were abundantly
and conspicuously displayed.
A Long Walk.
ToRoNro, May 1.-James Hender-
son Duff, of this city, starts May LIST
to walk the distance of the circum-
ference of the earth. He proposes
to walk 40 miles each working day
for two years, which will give him .
day over what he requires to accom-
plish the % 900 miles. He is to re-
ceive the sum of $40 200 if he accom-
plishes the task. During the walk
he will try to bring down the best
records for various distances. He
starts here and will continue his walk
in the principal cities of Canada, and
the United States, crossing after
wards to Paris and then to the prin-
cipal places in Great Britain and the
continent.
For the Far West.