The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
BEN HARRISON
Is Now President Har-
rison.
Full Account Of the Cor
geOus Pageant.
Preliminary to His Terrible
Responsibilities
Mud, Rain and Slush at WASH
ingtOn.
Everybody Mad and Decorations
Spoiled.
srr
A Democrat Holds an Umbrslla
over Harrison,
.
But the Crowd Don't Stay to Hear
Ills Speech.
Tho Full Summary Of His In
nugural Address.
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The Brilliant Scene In the Senate,
tUt... Maytnu Wuq gtVnpn
The Brilliant Scene In the Senate
When Morton Was Sworn.

WAsnIgaToN, March Especial !
A heavy gllA has 8ot in ThD deeOla'
tions are being rapidly spoiled, The
outlook 10 despondent, as The crowd 10
too large 10 be sheltered from the rain,
and marching In both rain and mud will
be most depressing ,,,,,
WASHINGTON, March i,-lSpecial,l =
This morning brings a deluge OF people
10 Join the deluge already mere, inc
blare of bands broke down with wet,
and the rattle Of drums sticky win
rain, ushered In the morning The day
In but little improvement over the ram
of yesterday and the initial steps OF
the greatest pageant the nation
ever Witnessed are disheaftening.
Party lines are not llercely drawn
as might be supposed In the way OF
decorations, and many Democratic
dwellings have flags and decorations,
There n absolutely n1thluT new IN
Cabinet talk this morning.
WAsnINGTON, March a. special T.
Now that the Cabinet is llxeu, u can be
gald that u ls not regarded with favor
by the Republican leaders. IL Is re-
Rarded as Il Blaine Cabinet There 10
not an experienced man IN the Cabinet
outside OF Blaine aud Window. There
Is much unfayorable comment on the
appointment of partner Miller OF In
dianapOls for Attorney General, The
Michigan and Iowa men are very mad,
John 3. Clarkson IL open IN his anger
nj the outCou q, and the New Workers
are not satisfied with Tracy, There rs
not u single Republican U. S' Senator
who approves the CABINET. ,
WAsllIN0roN, March l.-ISpeclall !,
Yesterday Sunday all the saloons ana
gin mills in this city were open, front
and rear and all were crowded, The
Oldest inhabitant cannot remember any
such day of Sunday reyelry before
Many OF the best saloons raised the
price Of drinks 10 twenty cents, but ~
made no difference with the surglng
crowd, jostlIng each other around the
bars. The whole Colored population ap'
peared 10 be out and they Joined indls'
crlmlnately In the drinking and reyelry.
The bars kept open all night
THE PARADE,
WASHINGTON, March 4.--ISpeciaLl /
BY 10 o'clock, an hour before the, mill.
tnry was To move, the windows and
seats on the stands erected along the
line of march began to receive their oc'
oupants, and half an hour later both
sides Of Pennsylvania avenue, one OF
the great and memorable thoroughfares
OF the world, from the executive man
sion TO the capitol, were lined with u
Burging mass of humanity, and the In
auguration day was fairly begun. The
whole vast space on the east front Of
the Capitol was packed with people. II
looked as IL there were forty thousand
people packed in front Of the portioo
where the inaugural address was TO be
delivered
The llrst division of tho grand parade
drew up on Pennsylvania avenue at
l0Ab q. M, under command Of Gen
Gibson. Gen. Beaver, chief marshall,
with q very gorgeous appear
ing STAFF, was In the lead. A
few minutes after the parade started
the Senate doors were thrown open
and those entitled to the ll00r Hooked
In, The whole inside Of the Capitol was
crowded 80 that was almost impossible
for the Capitol police TO keep the way
cleared. There were 30 representatives
of foreign points In the Senate all In
the brilliant court uniforms, to witness
the swearing In Of Vice President Nor
ton, which took place at the same time,
Has q. M, that President Harrison
took the oath ON the east portlco of the
Capitol. The Chinese and C0rean lega
tions attracted the most attention. The
Coreans, II In number, wore red aud
yIolow silk, with huge horse hair hats,
large and fiat on top, with broad brims
The French, Belgian, Mexican, Brazil.
ian and Russian legations were all be.
spangled with orders.
FoRAKER's COMMAND.
The third division of tho parade,
which is commanded by Governor For.
aker, Ia attracting the most attention
Tho famous Cadets Of Toledo are In the
lead and are q striking body Of men In
white plumes. Governor Forlkers
division formed in front Of the Ebbitt
House at 10 this morning, In the rain
This is not an Ohio division, but in.
cludes militia from fourteen different
States and Territories. The Cleveland
Grays, also iine body, march the lth
division. Among the crack companies
here from Ohio are Company u, Of the
Eighteenth Regiment OF Akron, Com.
pany q OF the Fifth, OF Norwalk, and
Company u Of the Sixteenth, from San.
dusky,
A few minutes before t2 o'clock
President Cleveland was announced
at the door of the Senate. lie was