The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-22
The Train Speeding Over tho
Great Cactus Desert.
Mexican Officials Salute the Presiden-
tial Party at FL ElPsso.


Fl Pssc. April sl-The presidential
party arrived here q. I'D this morning Thu
reception here was perfect ovation. she
representatives, Of President Diax vieing
with Others in their efforts 20 honor rre4a-
dent Harrison The ctr was elxhor1sely
decorated with American and Nexican
coiors, and troops of both countries wero
drawn up AZ the station 70 receive the die
;inguished visitors When the party
alighfed from the train . salute
Of twenty-one guns was iired-
Governor Curiiio. OF Chihuahua. aud
staff, and General Rsngea, with . battery
Of artillery and . military hand, paxtie5~
pated in the reception Of the represgnfn-
tiyes Of President Diaz. Of Mexico. Who
Was unable 20 be present The ch1ef naG-
issrase was received hy . committee and
escorted 20 his carriage, an open 6aroucAo'
drawn by four horses Seated with hin
we're Governor Curilio. General Baniet, =
Mexico. and General McCook- Other meu-
berscf the party occupied carriages with
prominent local and Mexican oG1p
cials- The procession formed inciui1-
ing the United States and Mexican
troops. Grand Army posts. Confedes11o
veterans. IRE department. civic oEE1nizB-
sions and coiored citizens. The distin-
guished visitors we're escorted to the court
house The courthouse, the Mexican con-
sulase and other places we're literally COW
cred with brilliant decorations As The
president mounted the platform the Mexi-
can military band played HAL TO the
Chief. while the Mexican battery. 60
toned on the Mexican hank Of The Rio
Grande. fired salnte Of fwenty-one guns-
An address Of welcome Was delivered ~
General Malioy, after which Govexner
Curiilo. Of Chihuahna. Colonel VILLAIN
evus. representing President Diax, and
General Banjess Of the Mexican army, also
spoke.
President Harrison in his address sid
he received with great satisfaction IL
tributes Of respect which bad been bro0eht
by the governor of Chihnahua and repre-
sired to return TO them, and through them
10 the people OF Mexico and to thnx illun.
trious and progressive statesman who pfe-
sides over her desfinies, not only sincere
personal regard. but the assurance of The
friendliness and respect Of the Americas
government and people He c0ntinued-,
I look forward to larger deresopmeus Al ~
trade. to the opening Of neu lines cf eomnsneeo
ard new avenues oi fsiencxhspl We hayspnusn
that period Of our history. hope. when ve w9ro
aggressive and ucpseaant neiEhbnn Wed -
nof coses the sczri,ory cf .ny esAer Peopses ~
Ne covss their friendsAip and tisose eca1D -
changes which are mutually pro6fnh,e
When the procession reached the near-
est point 20 MEXICO. the artillery Of fhAf
country fred salute in honor Of Pre1s-
dent Harrison After . visit OF two hours
here the presidential party len for Tucson,
Arix
General Stanley and his aides, who had
escorted the presidential party from Gak-
weston. left them here. being relieved by
menf of Arizona, who will accompany
of New Mexico, Joined the party ~ this
place
TrcsoS. ARK. April ol--The elegant
special train bearing the presidential party
arrived Al Tucson at SD o'clock. Pacinc
time. promptly on schedule time The
principal incidents of the run from El
Paso we're short stops made at Demine.
y. NJ. Bowie. Wilcox and henson, Arix
The president Was received at each q
these places by a military salute and
heartily eheered by the people The M
tionaa eolors were conspicuous every
where The president made . short
speech as Demine, in which he SAID
Ny fellow eitiprns, il gives ae grear pleasure
60 sxrTy sor moment here ard 10 receire out q
thcSe t<uzd and sandy plains she same exS6euco
Of frierdliaess that has grs9fed ue in TIE states
The F<eSi1ens sssake OF tic Enseszssd sxafe e
land sisas~ in New Nexicn. and Erenfione1 xho
lzz recensIy passed for The eSssbssshr<af ef !
spesizi lxzd ecart 70 settle this gaes<3en- la
raeszsstesy upon my return expesx 10 anncanco
The sccg-s OF that essssxs- and 70 SCI them fmEe~
Gsstely 10 unrk uEssn these exses~ % ghAg yca
shall certainly wifAaN rwo years hare al theno
questions settled Ihaaking ycu On hehaasc cR
czr rarity sor tAis PHEASANT g-setsng. l hsd ycu
good bye- ICheesl
The president had royal reception as
Tucson. which was brilliantly illuminated
In his honor A salute MAS fired arsd helis
were ring and n large and enthusiasts
crowd gathered az the station The rress-
csni made speech from the rear platform
and afterwards shook hands with all With
IN reach The train left Al 30 p IA Tor
Los Angeles
VIENNA. April 2L-The speech delivered
BY President Harrison on Saturday last -
Galveston Tex. caused an unpleasant
surprise In Austria, which has extensive
commercial relations wIsh Central snd
South America The Nene Frese Ptes.e.
commenting on the speech. says Prrss-
DENT Harrison must be either lxborinx sa.
der = great delusion in imagining that
she United States Is able 10 wage COM
merciai xar against Europe, or be playing
for reelection Quoting statistics 20 show
that the bulk Of trade Of eleven states il
concerned with Europe. the paper asks:
Where viii they find other pnrvhasers
for their goods since is Is clear Europe viii
refuse 10 hz.y their Y,rs.sys~e sf xh~r vxw,~
chase exclusively from AmericArs'
LoSDoS. April 2i--the Times says Presi-
dent Ha-risons programme reminds il of
the rnilkmasd who overturned . pail. While
reckoning on potential riches If bis cal
c1iatSons are sound, the Senate COMMITTEES
on inquiry into the effect Of the MeKin-
ley law 5 unnecessary. hcs lavish prosecxD
are useless 20 disguise from taxpayers she
effect OF the Mckinley Law
4 Family Peks~ned By . Csntipea~.