Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06
AFTER THE SHOW.
GATHERING Up TIE FRAGMENTS OF THE
INAUGURATION.
Trying 10 Get Away-Music by the Band
Cabiuet-Blaine the Ruling
Spirit.
lrrnn Our Reenlar corre.nonaenLl

ORGANIZATIONS ana pOiitcai clNOs nANc .''h
parading The streets. Bands OF music have
been making things lively and interest ng.
and as the rain ceased falling there was just
a little comfort for those who ventured on
the leading thOroughfarc. to-day 10 view the
/ sights. The inaugural parade Yesterday was
. uresDnie affair spd, IN many respects,
was flzle, ard II was refreshing To-
da7 10 The participants In that affair to
have TO walk about town without getting
soaking wet People who are supposed 10
be good judges OF crowds di1er a. 10 the
Attendance. some insist that more orRani-
zations took part In this inaugural than four
yea.s ago. but others are positive that the
. crowd IN 1855 was far greater than II was
this year. The after are 10 doubt correct
. IN their estimates. The horrible weather
had a depressing effect on the whole thing
and kept thousands Of people from attend
ing.
GETTING AWAY.
Tie efforts OF the people b leave town TO-
day were simply terrific. They crowded the
railroad stations until 4 was almost en- I'M
possibility 20 get through the wards without
+ beng crushed. The Penny lyania ComptHy
Of course bad The biggest share Of me bush
ne.s. The STATE Oi Pennsylvania GENT more
military and more people hero than any five
/ states combined. Indeed. lD the parade wee
terdsy n looked as Il The keystone state hld
the bulge on everything. Governor Beaver
was the grand marshei. and The soldiers from
the state included many So noic regiments.
HrsIcnY rHE BAND.
Tho b,,l. v.,i., arc IN Attendance o-o
.,,,,,.,, 49, .r e.. t-u,tra -tot.. Tta
49, H., ..-'-.t ,,ol...[d .ora &C. -
cl.''r,o ne t.'., h. ,'.s .c,,,rt~y and nc,f IN
,'s, p.tri,t ,t..,,.r[.s f,,,o,,. Land
To.dar ,,.t, r,,'.,ie,.,. ,.rt .rs,,o5 . rar.
so.i Ll,,ri'.,,,o ,.f ,,,.Isn.,.,. y.tnr down
p,,,,,l,.,,,, s,.,.r,'. aI,o,d ~ fho regi.oart
for which n was engaged There oas no
e,s ~ fno ,nusfc vno ,cc- weather howe
ever d,m,,cd rho drum. and many heads
,..r, Lr,top ,f,o~ the inco.saut t.ofIntiur.
NO. g.. ,,. 6,c.,nd-drn.o corus here
nom prtsti,rgh co,oro..d of more t.an "a
t4,lr,d ,,o,, mi ,,,,
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10 dnr,rg the ns.t i,nr devl asd all G,y
-urday he r.room. were viic open. $50
,,i.cl drinks .,oro sold IN any oi tnem. Ih.
pr.rfrc.ns who came on ~ So. their mon
,nonslra.ol dranI, IT,. Of stuff VLr weather
U.S., had tb,tt1cy had 20 keen fUcd with
.pi-i,s. Tine eyno.ure has been terrible.
and i'vil he STRANGE IL a largr number ~
p,oo,e who were o,.t 'n the rain do NOT nave
ibe rncruooni, That disease has been ureya-
t'loro In nm alarming extent any wev ~
,,t.
p,yf>.. ror a..
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u. ' '.,,r.I ,.r,.,ll,;re,, at HE senate
yino ~ ne Cui.ol yc.fcrday were slso exc
uc-od IN the weather. and several Of them
are ALREADY laid III with colds.
The senate me, tb,. morning I'm executive
session a,d MIR N,rtou. tbe Wee President.
atfcnd,o.'. snd unite u,ftrali, tho new lro.
,ijir.,. tiio.r v.,s Considerably embarrassed
AT fr.t. hut il soon wore o0. The Cabinet
appointments were sent go aud soon cone
nrmeh. The lat had been discounted several
GAYS n soNanc'' qua i' ~" o".' '.t'
10 tFl,I ~ le"f ~ 80 mt.
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O'A''N VI '"'
BLAINE TIE RULING SPIRIT.
Elaiuo Is the rulino eout. lie e. ALSO.
lut,Iv tlo boss of everything. aud everybody
i'm ne uIrfy will bsye to bend the knee 10 him.
ueis a b,reer man than Harrison or anv-
todv disc ronrectol with fine Admlni,trl.
t,on Viruni1n. ongbt 10 be clad thst
I,ia,ne +. in the Cabinet. Blaine h,s 80 use
for Malone. and that isa sweet satisfaction.
Indeed. I'M an the Hurry, 10 ali the fixing
9nd planning. in ai the combinations.
/ Nlaboae', influence has not amounted o. an
stom. He is dead cock in the pr. and the
average Republican is glad that hc has been
pitched out in the ash-hc2p.
Nr,rr coVspEEn.
,,,... -.. lie t,-,L-,e,,
~ oon,,,it.d in n,alini, mn tbo Cabinet
rl,s name yyqs never seriously CONSIDERED I'm
the formation OF fine Cabinet, 70 wl. pro.
posod. but several Of the most prominent
Rcpiblicans WHO were close 10 Harrison
informed the Dispotch cor.c.p0adeut that
frou, the worry start Harrison shook his head
and SAID TINT II would never do t. baye
4 Malone or any man al hi, liz in TIE Cabinet.
AN'"S NAi"NE'
Harrison served In the senate Win Ma
hone, ana De knows what sneakiag. uar-
4 row.mnded little pot-hou,e polircsn ihe
J Petersburg renegade H.. Harrison also Gf-
,hIrn 'NA' no souIn'' .c",,"u 'u"nH
n'r llafd 10 l,,ro .r.v differentiation in me-
cabinet 81 aIl If i, m General Noble. II
Missouri Harrison is 10 Doe con-
rratulated that he threw o,crIoIrd
/ Ntone Eorator Chalmers and all that
'.,,'., Mn ~ the eouthe-n remedies
o,..,,od t'o'si.sr for Atto,re,. General ,ynen
,'o, torod t,,ot thev bod mn o.~,1l,. chance
."'y 49, - ;,otr mn o.. pl't,,,.t,r.
C.,,.rs, Wahono tr,ed i,ri IN rot ,he uo.t.
,,,;,, 18th uo had M h,ck,n, bowcyer
,,,nr,, corsider,n~ Onlv , fow5 white io.-
49, and fbe NEGROES of Virginia were for
W,h6,,o
-'''''' MOTT All. THE NEGROES.
..,,.rti,,
-. wen d" 'l' 5,.''. ,ia, 3d.. LII
- Wv -i,' - t,,, ,,o5t.oei.os t,., tbs,
/ -, - crg Tor Foraker t,r Attorney.
General. They expected that Harrison
might make up his mind 70 prosecute the
south. In that they were fooled also. Iie
has Amounted decent sort Of man. He ha.
I done absolutely nothing So ilr 10 encourage
The southern rcpcead,s. The reneradcs are
mad IN consequence. Malone j, as good as
ruined politically, but The Virginia Demo
cr.ts need have no hcsIisncv i'm giving hima
few more kicks as they walk over his caca,,
/ this wear IN the state campaign.
THE WHY'S
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