Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
THE PRESIDENT.
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Kansas City.
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Presi-eatiai ss4ia arrived here IS s,aa
a1ez tao So 80 cl usa. MILAN - 49,
ass. MAYER iielnes sH1 ether distin-
zUlsael tentislsea tae Presidents aa1
hls p-ftg we're drlTsa arogEa the city
asz GnAlly txkea ~ taa Coates House.
Hsre = nagEiEesns e2aqast MAS ten
dersd 20 lae PexssceHt. secretary Tracy
zee lees.deass b-ethsF, Jehh s Aarrs-
son. an1 the remainder ol the PFesi-
aeatial party. Before the conel usion
O tas b4nques tAo President re-
sired - yisls the residence 0t his
brothsr. who IS uaeA youHgsr th-a the
I'gesaeaL sat, strange ~ say, Is
Deaoey2tic politician. a. the evening
tie PRESIDENT vas given public reeep-
tion at the Chamber q Commerce Al
10 o'clock p. m. the President ami his
party leit fJr 81 louis.
sr Louts. OeL 1.-THE special train
bearing Pres.asBt harrison and his
party rolled luto this city promptly at
o'clock J. N. TIE trip from Kansas
CITY 70 81 Louis had beeA without sPe-
cinl incidents.
Al The depot here there was the usual
huge throng IN waiting. The President
Vas welcomed By Governor ID. L Fran
els. Mayor Edward A. NoOnan and tho
local committee. lie was escorted 70
carriage drawn by four horses. in
which rode also the Governor. tho
mayor and T. O. Stanard Secre-
tary Tracy and the other mem
bers OF the party followed in victorias,
each accompanied by a member of tho
local committee. Preceded by the cav
airy depot band, the line OF carriages
moved up Eleventh street, passing the
First Regiment NJ n. c.. drawn up in
line az the side of the street; the Grand
Army posts. Sons OF Veterans, Western
Commercial Travellers Association, the
Loyal Legion and other organizations.
These fell in behind the double limo Of
carriages and the procession moved
through some OF the principal
thoroaghfares. until the Southern
Hotel was reached The side
walks were packed with people
and all OF the windows OF the business
houses along the line OF march were
demonstrations along the line of march,
the most unique being the ringing of 500
bells from the windows of a hardware
house on Washington avenue. AT the
Southern Hotel the President reviewed
the parade from the Walnut street bal
conv. At the conclusion of the review
the President retired to his room for an
hours rest
After brief lunch tho Presidentia al
party was shortly after 12 o'clock taken
by special committee TO the Merchants
Exchange, where the President was
formally welcomed to the State and
city by Governor Francis and Mayor
Noonan respectively. The President re-
sp)ndcd briefly, thanking the city and
State for the magnificent reception and
generous welcome, and saying 1T in
splrcd him. if possible, to greater efforts
in the conscientious service of the peo-
pla rs their public official
From the Merchants Exchange me
President and his party were escorted
TO the Fair grounds, and conducted
through its various departments by
Governor Francis. Mayor Noonan, tho
reception committee and the officers Of
the fair
Tho President received a telegram
from Attorney-General Miller, saying
that Justice Miller was in a comatose
condition and that his death was Q X
pected at any time. II Justice Miller
should die the programme for Monday
will probably be abandoned and tho
President will return direct to Wash
ington from INDIANAPOLIS