The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13

sfIrf rry.fenily kissing H. md shOos hands
With tie Chss Justice, who aas
tie as, "a Congratulate him. they
chrerrd lnrtly srr ioar. Ex-Irc>-
den; Arthur .as the sccvni mar 20
congratulate the President. ard then To-
lowed Chief Clerk Mckinney and Stnh,o:
Sherman Presld.=ii Cleveland ~ thea
in;rn.ur.~i 10 the remaining Judge ~ tire
Supreme Courf. 10 Lieutenant General
Sheridan and Ia Genera, iiaBcorG Tie
either persons on the platform then pressed
forward and mann .ho-,k hi> hand. ~ he
r-en:erei the Capitol hr was again greeted
with cheers. lie walked "a the hs~.u,rn;
ciiftsA-e wherr IT, hr-t c-IBe into the hn'.d-
ing and entered . carriage Ia h. driven IN
the procession Ia the Whit. House-
The tsr,isw.
Tn. two Carriages which contained prsi-
dent Cleveland. ex-iTe>idcut Arthur. VIE
President Hendricks and the Scna;, Com
iui;tr- of Arrangements. took positions in
IL. iir-; division ant ;hc line started. The
greatest enthusiasm Wa, mInif >t"d al
along the route. The crowd On the side
va.Ss had increased ~ that = WIS lui~-~.-
bic 10 pass through IL. Many people were
forced ont INF" the Roadway. and Ile Ioliac
had AL tlIcs could De- To ke~p iAe avenue
open 'oF ;i- pr,S-e--.Da. Nhcu .h,' lu4-
reached Fifteenth eir-et hal: Ma made and
the cau.age containing the Trcssi-U; and
e. President LETT the line and pTuc,-a'd b,
wLy of Executive at~aU 10 the White
House. which th. party entered b. t'ir rear
door. The Vice Presidents caTTla-. pro-
c-edei UP Fifteenth stree; nearly to New
York avenue before leaving the line. Mr..
Hendricks. however. soon 10 nr-t the Pr->,-
dent al the White lIou~.. and when every
tning Ha> In Tr@rInc>, the entire patty i,n,
c.rrttd - the reviewing stand on renn~Nl-
avenue. directly in fp,ni
OF the mansion, "a the order was
for the line 10 move. The
stand hid been profu>-iy dr-D--
aicd with iia., AMI bunting and presented a
beautiful appearance. The President AMI
ex-lre>dcnt wer. placed on a projecting
platform which wa> covered with Tags 40
IL To make a Handsome. canopy and ~ the
ann time 81 arranged - To Afford a clear.
rnub>tfuc;ed View ~: the procession. EN-
Arthur sat on IA, left. Vice
Hendricks and members of h.
household occupied seats 10 The night amt
back of the President. while the
families and friends of The PTrsi-
dent and ex-prrsldrnt AT in the
Tuw on the right. Among those
who occupied seats oI the Presidential
were Secretaries Fr~rlinghuy~rm. Nc
.Ulloch. Lincoln. Chandler and Teller.
PoStma>'cr-Genrral llAt,on. Lieutenant
Sheridan. MaJorGrn-raI Hancock.
Daniel Manning OF New York. Mr.. Villas
II Wisconsin. NJ. EBdicott of MasSi-
,hUrSctt,. Senators Bay arI and Garland.
't.hr ~ NJ. -. 80. 80.
Cooper Of New York. and a large
number of other persons including many
Dfflcrr> III the array and navy and mcuIb-r,
If the diplomatic corps. There were a great
many ladies' on the stand. and their rich
added brilliancy TO the scene.
Ii Is estimated that there were on the stand
900 persons.
THE APPFAHs.
II wa ten minutes past two o'clock when
he President escorted by General Bcrr.,,
IF the Inaugural Committee. took his place
It the front stand. and the head Of the pro-
,c>sion started from the corner Of Fifteenth
street to pass ia review. The Presidents
appearance was the signal for a great shout
rom th. %concourse of people vino had gath
'rri in front Of the stand and filed the
for several hundred yards both
Ways. The President quietly bowed his
acknowledgements. \ good deal of COLI
'usiOn was caused in the vicinity
# the grand stand BY the efforts .
II the police to clear the streets
or the approaching procession. The
work Wa finally accomplished but with
treat &. ~!Iiculty, mounted police riding into
he dense :brong Of spectators and driving
0em back with their batoIs. The review
rom the Presidential stand was a grand
,ight. AMI il was generally the expressed
opinion that nO more brilliant pageant had
Yer been witnessed IN this country. All
organizations gave u marching salute
Is they passed the grand stand. and the
'rrSident recognized the compliment hy
aisirg his hat. The inst division. coln-
soScd of regular United States troops and
ncal military organizations, presented a
inc appearance as they passed the stand.
The President Saluted tl.e Chief Marshal
mi his aides, and each Of the companies
in particularly good form. The
division was composed entirely Of
Of tie PENNSYLVANIA National
iuar,i. There were about 800 men in thu 3
and their good Garcliins ard ia.
military bearing We're praised on all sides.
Fa;,!>On. Of Pennsylvania. rode
4 the head Of the division. by the side of
X-tiov.rnnr Ilartsanft They were recor-
~ they ncared the reviewing stand
nd loudly chccred. The President aud
Governor patti>on exchanged ~salutes. The
also raised his hat a, a token Of
To the haitis-tOrn flags al the Thir-
and Eighteenth and several other
Of this division. General FI;Z-
ugh Lee. commanding the third division.
an ovation from the crowd in and
the Presidents stand. lie bowed
ID the President and the latter raised hi-
in return. The Prcsiden; paid the
anne compliment tn the Ninth New York
rgimcnt. E"chambeau g~r-nadiers AMI
,u>cIi zouave> Of -. Louis. \ gap be-
ween the third and fourth divisions gave
he surging mass Of humanity around the
resident stand an opportunity Ia close in
gain and ob~truCt the line a. march. The
-olicc not be;r.g able Ia keep the street clear
detachment of regular ;roop- was sent TO
heir assistance. Til. united efforts of the
and police only -uficed Ia make 4
passage way though the dense
and various organizations which fol-
owed passed in review under thi- di~ad-
an.age. \ large number az cnlored troops
T.re included IN the third division. and
heir Spidieriy bearing and COOL maria
" ELECTED much praise from Spectators
Jew jersey soldiers ia their plain
with rel blankets ra4lr-i
bove their ~knap>aeks also attracted
luch attention. IS did the Wash
Infantry. of Pittsburgh. Cad In navy
lue with black Shakes. The Fifth Mar
md. about 500 s;rnng. in black helmets and
lue suits. who are Old favorii.~ IN this s;y.
warmly welcomed \ striking ami
orn Of olive green with black r-uu.>
Inch attracted much attention. was wOrn
Y he Clark Guari. Of Augusta Ca The
York SiNiy-ninth Regiment Va IA
lis division. abort 80 strung. md it, rnr
an,i and eXc-ll-n; marching fully mt N.
xp-rtariol> which had h-rn rs.~-i n -
l- APPEARANCE 81 fsis rex m-ut Tts Grsn-
Ii.-> ~Ecchansbeau- of New YORK. we're al,