Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-12
BOSTON GUSH.
The President ana Party rendered an En-
thusiast;c Reception at the Hub.

Ah0 ICShNene 1cnOere0 an En-
thusiastic Reception at the Hub.
BosroN. Oct. 1.-THE special train bear
ing the president and party from Fall
River arrived on time. The reception was
begun, consisting of interchange of cour-
tesies and % few words of welcome on the
part of the government and representa-
tives of the Webster Historical society
whose guest the president is tomorrow
The party was shown to their carriages
and the escort took up the line of march
for the commons. The enthusiasm of the
people. who densely crowded the several
streets traversed during the passage. found
expression in shaking hands and waving
handkerchiefs and in hearty and prolone-
ed cheers. The procession reached the
common at 10 o'clock. Entering the
CON mon the presidential party was received
with a salute from Battery 3, of Worces-
ter, the first and second brigades of the
state militia being drawn up in line. As the
president passed down the line he was re-
ceiyed with cheers by the immense crowd,
The party then took their position between
the first and second cadet corps, which were
Hanked by the brigades and column. and
moved through the principal streets; to the
hotel. t,8sts3f'
The reception to the president at Fan
euil hall ia the afternoon was attended by
an immense! tirong. The president was
int ,odnced by Mayor Green, ana spoke as
folows: j.
You have my most sincere gratitude for
your cordial and enthusiastic reception. I
know well that these demonstrations with
which the day has been crowded. do not
proceed from the promptings Of personal
regard for me: they only give voice to the
unstinted loyalty of Boston and Massa-
chusetts to the government of
the United States. [Applause. L
know that they show the respect
chat the citizens of this grand old common
wealth and this magnificent city have for
the federal authority which they them
selves have helped to constitute, and in
this spirit accept and thank you for
your gracious greeting.
As soon as the president ceased speak
ing there we're loud calls for secretaries
Chandler and Lincoln, who spoke briefly.
Ia the evening an elegant and Informal
banquet was given by the city government
TO the president, a few of his friends and
the federal officials in the city. Mayor
Green presided, with the president on his |
right and Gov. Long on his left.
Valley Industrial Association |
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
RED WING, Oct. 1.-THE weather to-day |
las been cold, cloudy and gloomy, but |
air attendance was had; things looked |
lulte Like fair. Exhibits are nearly all |
a place, and tomorrow will be big day
1t does not rain. A light sprinkle after
he gates closed at night fills
very one with apprehension, but hope
7hich as some duffer has remarked springs.
ternal i'll the human breast-comes to the
escue, and every one tries to be cheerful.
There were Two races to-day, the first of
hich, farmers double team race, was
on by Charles Zimmerman in three
'raight heats in 1902. !
The second race waSin the 3-minute /,
ass, and there were five entries. This
zee Was sharply contested, but was won
Seeback's New Berlin Girl in three
raight heats. ". f. Cross Monroe Jr.
'coni- Lon Matthews Pompei third Best
me, 2:3Sla. There are some fine races Is
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