The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-30
TEE PRESIDENT IN CLErE1AND.
Al Enormous Amount or Eathusiasn Ex-
pended in WeIoOtninE HIm.

CLEVELAND. May 29.-The roar OF cannon and
tho cheers OF 10000 people welcomed Presi-
dent Harrison and Vice-President Morton TO
Cleveland this afternoon. Business men stood
on street corners and waved their hats working
men gathered at the windows OF factories and
cheered housewives stood in their doorways
and saluted the nations Executive. and school
children swarmed along the railroad tracks
and waved the American flag rs the Presiden-
tial train rushed on to its destination. The
monster demonstration at the Union denot
however, crowned tho Irumphal entry TO the
city.
Outside the gates the space was packed with
people, and It was no easy task for sound Of
patromen to keep open a passage from the
main gate to tho carriage entrance. The first
to greet the President was Mr.. Il. b. Hayes.
The rear platform railing OF the car was swung
back and the steps lowered. Then nine police
detectives and officers In citizens DRESS VINO
had boarded tho train at Euclid avenue,
aliRhted. They were followed by Dan. p Eells
and President Harrison. The President shook
hands with Mr.. Hayes and several other gem
tcmen and was then escorted to his carriage
All this time cheer after cheer for the Presi-
dent had assembled. and now the guns upon the
man-of-war Michigan began to thunder the
Presidents salute. Outside the depot the
astic and demonstrative people. As the Presi-
dent stepped into his carriage there was
mighty roar Cheer followed cheer, and as tho
carriage moved from the entrances the cheering
was repeated until the noise OF the guns OF me
man-o f-war even were drowned by the plaudlts
of the multitude. In advance OF the carriage,
doing escort duty we're the cavaIrymen OF
black and yellow uniforms, mounted upon
spirited thoronghbreds As the bugler sound
ed the advance the TROOPERS dashed on az a
Rnhint
were President Harrison, Mr. Hayes, the lion.
Amos Townsend and Mr.. ID. Z. Eells In the
second carriage were Vice. President Morton
Gov: Foster, Mayer GarSneT' anH zen
Il. c. Parsons. and l.. +. Holden were seated In
the third carriage, and in the fourth we're
Postmaster General ,Wanamaker, Marshall
Generai Miller, the Hon. George H. Ely; and
MIR. s. 7. Everett occupied the fifth carriage.
and Secretary Rusk. the Hon. William Mchin-
ey, Jr., and the Hon. D; A. DANGER the sixth.
At the homo OF Mr. Eells. President Harrison
and Marshal Ramsdel the guests OF Mr.; Eells.
aliRhted. and the other carriages rolled away |
o the various houses where me occGupants9
Miller and Postmaster General Wanamaker
irove to the residence of Mr.. s.. Il. Everett,
Wee President Morton went to the homo OF MIR.
!. H. Wade, Secretary, Rusk is being enter
Nindom by MIR. William Edwards. Gen. w. Il. /
sherman arrived later in the day. and Is the
.uest of his nephew. Henry S. sherman. Major;
len. Schotleld oil the Army is being entertained
" Mr.. William Chisholm.
Tonight the President had an informal re:
option at the Stillman open to the pubic, ana
u awful crush was the result
memorial will begin at 3 o'clock tomorrow af-
ernOon. and If the weather is neasant there
will be at least $4,000 strangers in the city.