Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

0i anOlAet ,Iain. lseraespt iuaKer and
hix officsTB wers busy all day keeping tho
crowd within reasonable bounds and saw
Ing the careless ones fgCm being run oyer
By the cars.
The scenes were lively and animated
all day. The different trains bore mill
tsry organizations. political clah5, social
clubs and hundreds Of people unorgsa-
tzed, but simply hent on going to Wash
ton to ace the inauguration. And Jolly,
fun allowing crowds they were, despite the
depressing state OF the weather. Most
OF them we're provided with plenty to
eat and plenty to drink ard they oheSed
the well-worn injunction 70 teAt, drink
aud be merry 10 tho fullest extent.
They we've happy and so were the dsr.p
and dripping hundreds who chedgea
them hastily ss The trains moved CT.
At the g. q o. station nuoh the same
scenes were enacted, epliysned AZ iimeg
by the greetings seat Rttsr the different
parties Of Wilmiugtonisns who Joined
the throug bound WAshirgtonward, III
those who assembled 10 see tuenl of Il
Is said that nearly 200 trains paHqad
couthvard over both roads, between day.
ignt, Sunday morning, and midnight,
Sunday Both roa1sused sill thespare
motive power available sevesai Whining
ton & Northern engines being used on the
P, W. & 3. road
wfLMiSG1oEILvs IN uoUrr.
About 200 wil,niug,onans attended
the Inauguration but With fsr exceptions
they went Individually and rot AZ osgsni.
cations. Tie lnenlbsFB Of the General
Assembly came up from the Delaware
railroad By special train, reaching hero 1t
O'CLOCK, p. "a, and went 1T once to tho
D. 3 o. Delaware Rgsnua station. whe4e
special Pullman caf was wRtiipg fl.
them. Besides the members there w.ie
President Of G0aacii Fsfrs, Gi.y Aultoi
John II. Newell, Andrew r. Saahnfn
Esq, George W. Humphry, Joseph Z
wilkins, henry W. Cannon, EDITOR Of la.
Dover Sentinel, Chlries q. Butler d
Dover, and ex-senator " r. Caoyg- d
Camden. W4lter II. Eayes, + la
charge Of the purity. which numbered
about 50 persons ID al
On arriving ia Washington the part,
registered at Tho National Hotel whnr
quarters mad besn secured At.erward
they boarded street. COR 80 ! rof mp :,
Wnrmley's, where they pEd t'iudi
visit TO Senator eleot Anthony Hjrgin,
who Is stopping tSsta. $ MAJOR H.gSie,
Is accompanied by his ni5c4a. Iies Cotbi
and Nisa Higgins. 'fha deip2s.lon 81 F
called upon oenatof Cray ~ Shs senat5
oritRs wso VEST,
On 3 speciAt train attsohsd 10 tha II s
B d o tram wera The tell4tgitg: "a
lemma Chsndl :, 1. .. Aiascpp JAqe
Dandy, K blwi ArnSror2, Z Il. FIJI
tins, Gs9rre W. MaKta Stmasi aa-
kins, Harry MetafT5 it6tE5 Gluiet
nan, WilAm P 8fastgr iotRaF +
wilson Andrew GArey, ]. V 2Ar's
John Msaloy, Dr.. John Gamar1p Fr8H
q. Carpenter. John &,apdats fi.ism +
HSnnders, William Is. Duncan, +. /
Hofecksr.
The only orgari z1tiou that vent fro
This city was this -tsRins Glpl Of II
Eighth ward. numbering nc men. wi
left tbs Market street station Of tbs y
U. IT l2,A5 O'Clock, suuday murniu
Tcey occu 5isd t1e sleepipg car S. L7a
in which iLey Will sleep dusins tleii ST
lR sWstEinSIGp.
Early Oh Sunday morning ds'eqsti,
iron Mtal hsSter "a pesqed tlrouR
i numbered ab1Et 30 nlp
charge Of Captain I, W faqlr
sud the party wsre very crnfortat
szed u three cars one ceGs8iri
bsEgaee aud tefTes a.lt Il, ard sroth
cots for sleeping whi!e tas third W Z
riding oar. rhsy came from ",
Chester by WY OF Tie II i "a rosd Fl
Eent to Washington oyfr tie B. 4 o..
rs WASHINGTON.
Ia WsSbirst1u on Sunday the "a
hcuzed down dogsedly AM hGnir