Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-22
A PERFECT OVATION.
Americans and Mcxleans viclng with
Each Other Ia iionorlng Prcsl.
dent Harrison.
THE DISTINGUISHED TRAVELLER
MAKES A SPEECH At oCmINc.
benjamin Butler IL Removed nom q
Courtroom, but Returns aud
Makes q Remark.
ny Telegraph to the SEws.f
Ar FL pAsO.
President Harrison Received with
Iuthu.iasn.

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President Harrison Received with
Iuthusiasnn.
FL PAso, Texas, April 2i.-Thc
Presidential party arrived here nj 10
O'Clock thls morning. The reception
here was a perfect ovation, tho Anicri-
cans aud the Mexican representatives
Of President Diaz vicing with each
other In their efforts 10 honor President
Harrison. The city wns deliberately
decorated with the American and
Mexican colors, and tho troops v both
countries were drawn up at the station
70 receive the distinguished visitors.
When the party nlightcd from the
train u salute u twcnty-one guns wa-
hruj. Governor Curillo Of Chihuahua
and stan, and General Rangel, with u
battery OF artillery and u military hand,
participated In the reception Of the
representatives Of President Diaz OF
Mexico, who was unable 10 he present.
The Chief Magistrate was received
by committee anu escorted 10 his
carriage, an open barouchc, drawn by
four horses. Seated with him were
Governor Curillo. General Rang.l OF
Mexico aud General McCook. The
other members OF tho party occupied
carriages with prominent local and
Mexican officials.
A procession was formed, Including
the United States and Mexican troops,
Grand Army posts, Confederate veter-
ans, fire department, civic organiza.
ti0ns and colored citizens. The dis
tinguishod visitors were escorted 10 the
court house, wherc formal addresses
were made. When the procession
reached the nearest point 10 Mexico,
the artillery Of that country fired
salute In honor Of President Harrison.
The court house, Mexican consulate
ami other places were literally covered
with brilliant decorations. As the
President mounted the platform the
Mexican National Band played "Hail
10 the Chief" while q Mexican battery
stationed on the Mexican bank OF the
Rio Grando fired n salute Of twenty -onc
guns.
An address Of welcome was delivered
by General Malloy, after which Cover.
nor Garlic Of chihuahua, Colonel
Nillunneuva, representing President
Dink, and General Banjet Of tho Mexl-
can amy spoke.
President Harrison, In his address,
said he received with great satisfaction
the tributes Of respect which had been
brought by the Governor OF ChIhua.
hua and the Representatives OF the
army OF Mexico. lie desired 10 re-.
turn TO them, aud through them 10
the people OF Mexico, and 10 that Illus.
trious and progressive statesman who
prcsidcs over her dcstin niles, not only his
personal regard, but assurance of The
friondliness and respect OF the Amerl.
can government and people. ~ look
forward, /" said he, "with Interest 10 n
larger development OF our trade; 10 the
opening OF now lines OF commerce. and
new avenues Of friendship.
1--WE have passed that year In our
history, l hope, when we were aggres.
s,vc aud unpleasant neighhos. We DO
not covet the territory ol any other
people, but We do covOt their friend.
ship and those trade exchanges which
are mutually proiitable."
General Stanley and his aides, who |
escorted the. Presidential party from |
LEFT thcm here, being re-. |
roived by General McCook and aides
pi Tue Department Of Arizona, who |
VIII accompany them 10 Los Angeles.
lSovernor Princeof New Mexico Joined
HE party ut this point. After d visit |
DI two hours here the Presidential
party left for Tucson, Arix.
A BRiEr siEEcu.
Tucson, ArIz., April al.--The Presl.
iential party arrived this evening al
''2O. Brief stops wore made at Dem.
,ng, Bowie, wilcox and Benson. All
Deming the President piade a brief
'peecl, IN which lie referred TO tho dis.
ADVANTAGES under which tho people OF
ne territories labored long In regard TO
and titles, and said 1t had been a
pleasure To urge on Congress the es-
OF u special land court 10
'ettie the question once for all. He was
siad 70 say that the law Ind been
Enacted and Immediately upon his no.
urn TO Washington he expected TO an.
lounco the Judges OF that court and
et Them TO work 20 that tho cltizens
mail certainly within two years have
" these questions settled. He hoped
hey would then see an Increase IN tho
which had hot yet been
,ossioir, aud which would tend TO DO.
,ei2p .ne greM resources, open up the
anus 10 settlement and make them q
prosperous people.
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The party met with royal recsnt,o,
!, racson, the city being brilliantly
Illuminated, q salute was fired and bells
ung.
After a brief reception tho train LEFT
Or Los Angeles.
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