The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-04
All Ready
FOR THO DAY VIZ CELEBRATE
To-day the Republican Party
viii He Restored to Power
In tho Country 1t Has Made the
Greatest Under the Sun.
CABINET is NOW COMPLETE.
Little Doubt That All the Names
us Given Are Correct.
Tue Gathering of lilo CrOwds-The Most
Elaborate Decorations Ever Seen in
Washington and tho Grandest
Inaugural Eyer WltnesSedtO
Take Place To-day.

WASHINGTON, D, c., March SIT ii
assumed tonight on all hands that the
Cabinet has been finally agreed upon al
given in these dispatches last night.
The conccnsus OF opinion is that Gov
emor liusk,is slated for the Agricultural
portfolio.
GenrnIIIarrison'Sappcaranc tonight
tended to confirm the impression that
he has freed his mind OF worry over
the Cabinet situation. He passed com
paatiycly quiet day, and this evening
both his face and his manner indicated
a feeling of relief. Barring the accident
Of the unexpected, the Cabinet OF the
Harrison administration will be as stated
in these dispatches Thursday night.
secretary Of St0tC-James G. Blaine.
Secretary Of Treasury-William VIM
dOm
Sccrcturyoi War-Redheld Proctor, Of
Vermont.
secretary Of Navy-Benjamin II. Tra-
CIV, OF New York.
Secretary Of lnterior--John w. Noble,
oiMlssOuri.
Postmaster General-John Wanama-
ker, Of Pennsylvania. ,,
Attorney GencraI-W. II. II. Miller,
secretary OF Agriculturc-Jeremiah
Rnsk, ui Wisconsin.
Yesterday afternoon General Harrison
aud his son Russell drove down Penn
Sylvania Avenue and viewed the decora-
tIons and other preparations for to'mor-
rows event. As they rodO along the
General espiGl II banner bearing a COM
pimentary aIlusion,to TO himself and one
thrryCsGO sGOiCOmplimentary TO President
Cleveland AS they are to ride together
Tomorrow, General Harrison deemed 1t
but courteous 10 ilave conveyed to the
owner Of the building his disapproval OF
the banncr. This was done III such a
manner ms not TO give ollense and to-
day the obnoxious banner was removed.
THE WEATHER LAD.
In one day more the inauguration
will take paco and all, Washington
realizes it. 1t also has very profound
realization Of the iact that it has had a
disagrceabe spell Of weather, and that
the atmospheric conditions at this time
are not such us to give much hope for a
great improvement tomorrow. 1t has
raiucd all day with varying degrees
Of intensity and tonight the
streets are wet and sloppy. Notwith.
standing this bad weather tho streets
have been full Of people all day, and to-
night walking is difficult about the pub
lie places. The city has the appearance
Of a lively western town on Sunday
Many Of the stores arc open, and timer
ate yendes Of cheap inauguration sou.
vcnis ply their trade on the principal
thOrOughiarcs. =,
The various committees have nearly
all completed their lAbors and every.
thing Is in readiness for q grand cele'
bratiOn tomorrow. II the weather bt
fair there will undoubtedly he u large
and more imposing parade than evel
before. General Hastings, Chief ot Gov
ernOr Beavers staff, said this evening
that the organizations were coming II
rapidly and that he Ind received sev
eral new applications for places In lint
Guring the day.