The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-03-14

the Chicago ccurentioa - The Christian
Statesman % Indiana becomes the nFst
magistrate of the Rep1biic Its a Escrnorahlc
day for the Frandspa OF o.d nppccanoc-
Prom an early hour the people began 10 turn
themselves loose upon the streets and oa the
arrival of the rcE1 nr early nioruiaE snd SPECIAL
trains. one continsus stream ~ pcdestrtans
poured out of thc narrow depots and help-i 70
svsii the throa<s spon the avenues A. the
hour Worn % thr crowd Increased by tens %
thousands AMI what with the oc-aas % heads
and fscrs, the rnnstc Of numbcricss bands ard
th- steady tramp. tramp of me military end
civic orxnnlraiious a. they moved hithcr ard
gural parade. The scene. BY ten o'eiock. uas one
Of such extraordinary saimasiOa a. 70 be more
Than inspiring
BOih thc retiring President aud the Presi-
dentielect were among the earty rttrrs this
uanrning Prrafdrnt Cleveland uas astir IN ths
White Houss by AZ o'eioek aEd three quarters
Of nE hour later his successor had vseaied his
sieeptng room IN the ArlinEtoa aud US snjoy.
ing dainty brrakfast. This cunciufrd Ne r.
paired - the drzutnz rom. arst nrtifying Sec
Rotary Haifnrd that. With The escc1tion o.
three persons. whose naflrs we're given. he
would not b. able 70 receive any visitors psfor
20 hts departure for the capitol Shortly after
% o'eiork President Cleveland entered the
executive carris<r and drove over 70 the Ar
iinEion, within sght OF the White House. \
eorsifal welcome auaiied him from
the Incoming Chicf Magistrate. ard
the two statesmen sfent some time m
social eouvcrrafion Meanwhile the escort q
honor, comprising General Haruson-s Old
regiment the Sevrntieih Indiana. $40 com
panics of Sayairy. trs batteries % nrttlleFy ard
two companies % the militia OF fhe District o.
Columbia With routingents Of the marine
corps. had formed on the avenue N front % the
a..
Prexidentcicct arm IN arrn. was the signal Tor
. prolonged burst % cheering from The thrunr.
which extende6 a. far ~ the eye could reach
Upon entering the carnage Prestdent elect
Harrison took The 'front.' seat with his back TO
the horses. uhfc President Cleveland cccupsod
the hack scat Of honor. Theu the coor vas
slammed. The signal given AMI the carriage
and behind. In the direefion OF the capitol
The doors of the Senate Chalnber we're open
"a AZ fen misates % II and quarter Of an hoar
later the spacious chamber uas nilosi % reple-
ton In the diplomatic gallery vere TIE mem
bcrs of the Frrnch. Italian. chiuese. Corsan
ard other embassies, the latter in their hstrhi
colored robes OF state. leading a piciuresQoc
appearance 70 this portion OF the chamber. The
gallery east of this uax ocrppted hy Mrs Har-
risqF. AIRS Mckee. Mrs Nortoa. Nrs Hanni-
SsS1 bmlin AMI several Of their friends. vhiie
NJ divisions adioininx uere completely
p4ae with irseEis an I families % the sena-
torsH members Of ConErcsx To The rirht of
the Etteuf of The Senate sat the Justices Of
the me Court. totbe ZEN the members of
the tet behind the latter the hien oalcrrs
OF my and navy. .siSsssv s:souinE The
tsors and ex-GoverhSEs cr States
me nmbers aDd uiemberseiect
o. House o; Representative
cceur| ats 10 the rtzhi Of the Members Of
the : Prcsidcnt cicveianf azd Presi-
dente'- fIarrison entered the senate utnE of
tne By the b-unre doors % the east
mont ,rrsiiteEs going 10 the Pre<ident's
roon the Scna,c chamber. aaa Geaerai
Harns the vire-Prcssdenrs chamber.
vncre rtnn uas awaiting him All three