The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-05


a.,vrs-N!IITARY At THE CAPITOL;
or THEM THERE g-COMPLAINTS
,,rvafp~ TO The HOUSE AND SERIO-
49,. mis-. y>>IoN THEREON
vr>,r>. WHEELER AND RANDALL
,.,-r.oeE,IptN ARTHUR-END OF
.r>rw ORLEANS CHURCH TROUBLES;
",. ns egI,roR IXoNEGATED - TWO
.nvF,uUGFS N NEW YORK-DlSAS-
-,r, Al SEA AND TfARFCL Loss or
ms TENNESSEE WIfF.MURpERER
'.'',rIrErn-NINE EXPLOSION IN
In y,Nl LIVES LOST, &C. sc.
,,...,,>.rov. d. c.. March 4.-Suow be-
.n,r- % an carly hour last night and
-...-r,r5, ,.rgtd 10 rain. II sgain turned
.,N ,ai. morning. but by 10 O'Clock had
".3 falling. stands have been erected in
....r.,,,yl,ions on PENNSYLVANIA avenue
i,o front ~ stores, and wlll scat $4,000
o. Tiny thousand strangers are I'm
a. an ea-Iv hour. notwithstanding The
and .tl.h, al Washington was a>tlr-
women. aud children burrying to-
-..,. P.nu>yiy1nla ayenu" TO witness The
.,rrs' PROCESSION. and towards the Cap.
..,a Wi hess ttc ceremonies there. The
...tt9I. ImCN decorated. The EXecu-
... N.r.ot. stale, War. Navy. and
.rrv D,.arimcut buildings, Depart.
'.,.f Js..,e. Pension Oflice, and all the
D.. nr.,a'1r- TIE avenue from the Capt..
In f. Executive Mansion are literally
...aed nfu di-N.
an. n,Iary poured into i4c city all
..t'. and tae First division was formed
...r.y ai.t. lH o'clock 10 c>cott the pre>i-
..r..lrrs 'o tac Capitol. y >i-nll-Sun
t1. Grdat .l.tj. and the procession moved
Down Ptua,N vlniI avenue 40 the following
CIDER: TNofa'oonN q police: General seer
BOD. grand G.-''A3l' ana >'du Twelve COM
r.ait, Z r.-rAr ar'llieIt; fo9r companies
.filr Marine n''iaiicu; Cleveland troop OF
.}s'ry. uuta loui'h"lsc carriages, con-
uu- President HaN.>, FftS dent-elect
rrlcd, Nicc.Pf'> ident hceiti, Ice-PIe-
.dtni-,.'ci Ai,hni, ana senators IcnuIe-
GOD, An'aca>. an" b"N III; Ihlladciphia
troop H c.'~It; h.l-h'> Ituillar; Tour
,iopa> q De- 0t'nd AIul oI 'ht ktpup-
..; t,-J' "". cons "' 'he boys IN h'"e ;
Ugii platoon, az lava catc'>' TWO horse.
tr.ilt> e regulars; The battalion OF
Washington L'g.t lmlntry; four compa-
r,, 0 coloroj troops; Company y Of the
Fifth battalion ot The second colorcd bri-
-sdc: HAMPTON cadets; Langston Guards,
IS Norfolk. Va; Union Blues. Of Thomas
Vile. G1.; Rome state Gual O., OF Georgia;
N1Ionh Riff. captain Burnside; Signal
corps, UIrcd SAFE, army; Ninth New
YoIb regiment.
Al 1880 4. ~ the head Of the procession.
POSING aTouId The south wing, reached the
c,,en fIoa, 4 The Capitol. The presi-
d.n,al caniaee was driven 10 the lower en-
trance cf ,bc senate wing, and the PreSi-
l,pt.el..,. accomp3njcd by the Nice.pIe>i.
J.n,elcct md Senator'S Ppndleton and
thurman. entered the building and pro-
coded 10 the Vice Presidents room. where
thew remained until II o'clock.
Ascsrlv a, 10 O'Clock crowds BEGAN to
assemble in front Of The platform erected
oyer the step, leading 10 The main entrance.
and at f. O'Clock It was estimated that ff,y
ihou.apd prorl4 were ma>scd in front of
ile buildiny.
Holder, u cirG> of admission 70 the Cant.
'ol 'hrone,d The approaches 10 The Senate
long before the doors were opcncd. and
within lew mipu,cs after IL O'Clock the
senate giileiie, were filed TO their utmost
opacity. They presented very gay an
I-9rancc. . much larger proportion Of their
upanis being ladies'. who grdced the oc-
i.ion wiln Holiday attire.
Ms, Garfield. wife Of the President elect,
nd d., venerable mother, occupied front
.i, in the private gallery. next to the
diplomatic gallery, and Mrs. Hayes sat be-
tween them. Misses Mollie Garfield and
Fuuy HAYES and few personal friends
utt also II the party. The floor Of the
,1l'e bcglL u 90. up quite early with dis
O. .ui,hed invited guests, including a num-
l % army officers Of bigh rank, among
T.om Gen,lai> Hancock and sheridan were
~,ccialy noticed. The former entered The
lnmoer VITA senator Blaine, and their ap-
i" 1lIole W. greeted WIN an Outbuf>t OF
'lWau'e.
Inc routine business OF the senate pro-
ctrutu Without Oihef interruption unth
'O'll lI.9.' Wien The Diplomatic corps APP
ir''ed al W. mann entrance ana al. once
1'Iat't0 universal hotlce IL thcy nled d0Wh
Ar eeh' 90 ti>ie IN thcir gorgeous costumes,
'Nlcnutu' WIN gold ana silver embr0ld-
..l' ana shilerinS with decorations. sir
Inward Ia@n'0n headed the corps Is lis
,r'n' lUc fItncp, ltallan, ana German
AH >ltI' lo.1Ncd. Ihcn came TIE TUX
.'l Minister wearing his red fcz, and still
more c0u,liCu0usly alfred. The full Chi
a3t lcgi'i9u next appeared, and afforded a
'ir,a iotI, Tor buzz Il comment in the
\ &C." minutes nierward