Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20
GUSHING TO CHICAGO.
i,a'. from Everywhere Crowding Into
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.f .... .... October Ig.-The railroads to-
Ir.. r..r -vamped in the tremendous
Itlervarl from all over the
......rl trains were co1nted only in
.r.r. passenger depot IN Chicago
fHo1- ana for Time after
...-s train the sidewalks In the
Us H,rs tupa sable.
-r.Ir-ed that the public would
"a. the grounds az RIy Tune
....-.r, p~fI1i people AZ ulstaut
lutt, come to Chicago al all,
..fuy r1aos concluded tnat il
.-.,--ary Iur them 10 maze any
.. NAea 70 was announced
...-. f..' tho public would be al
--r-u1- saturday the people
MIS- 4rl determined 20 come Ia
.. rrais sre being rushed as
...- were before.
r.f>. PARTICIPANTS.
..a-- AluIrcIs % visitors 90 the
..e most prominent partlci-
rersflou!cs are already on
.c t.r prominent people IN
.'aut Rutherford f. Hayes,
n r0u, ilc Supreme Court
-Ist.-, General SchOneld,
.tJ tho papcl Legate.
.. Governors Mckinley Of
Vow ora, bulkiey OK
..rt ot Massachusetts,. Mark
..r oi Washington, Brown
r.e .a OF N.iue. fiicr OF Hi
I. Enurr, Knapp OF Alaska,
... IutIe ~ SOW Hampshire,
H.. 4loat. of New Jersey,
....r.1su a. Ncrrism OF Mime
.., burke % North Dakota.
L'-.''f .rlor Campbell #
.r.i, tJlFressmau Springer,
.r E-ce, GeJrgo ". (hIl1s,
D.. ~nrra-L
40 CABINET.
..'I.-t officers aud their fami-
'.- afternoon: Secretary j.
".... ~rr ctary Charles FOs-
softer. Secretary =. B. klkins
... -'cf. General JOnu Mana-
-r.. ttary Noble and wife,
Nl.rr 1lI Miss Miller Secre-
alI Nrs. EIsk, Secretary
md. aul Hiss Alice Wilmer
'.'afy @O.cy anu Nrs. SOley.
nfr B'ANkFT.
....-l s.-lratng Sunday and
mn 1pmay The rain patier-
ufh- Rain kept pouring
g.. aaHur7 cluug 10 tho nag
,.. .1". aud all the cOloriuP
tfn.usi tbc cuildiugs, but
'p-a} he nags aud banners
.+.. 90 the hezt Of the sun
away from tho build
Htl.. WIS selected as the
.... r Ac Columbus celebration,
''i.aets.y as hai been expect
t.fl Tags were much m do
@ feIeye tho sameRess re-
h.. -V'@hne7s with which the
s....' ,te people moved them 70
ID i.... 'n every possible point The
..IliuN AND RAtL-
rt.. -i t-l given "a the great hail
T. ..-iIeht was "a brilliant affair
tr.I. patrons and o. the patruneases
.... -'cre-d nnes, Mayor Wash.
.-. U...... S-AAs' "oorge T.. Pullman,
... ttl- igO.cd 4,0OO promi-
% ..... '"iiol- States TO participate
.euteied % the President,
.t. ... tui he ex-Presidents OF the
t.e...... NJ" representatives u foreign
t.... .'r 'ofefngrs uf States and Ter.
... oNiIguishod guests. WhLe
..s. @-' 'lL1gct tho Junction Of To-
b.. a. D; opened the CayGsmal lu-
'.''I r. I all On S0X '9a.
r. ''N-sUo0i gxxEgsrs.
r.. c1.1r-n uis morning celebrated
t.f, "-5, and tAeir youthful snthuslAsn
S..,t 'l-rsi play. A committeo repre-
s.t,..- -'' thi ny Gupegiutendents had
= '.'siNumo for the celebration IN
-tf - u.s. uud the cbilsrsn executed
ss.tl oA'it.srB Wltn Vifn when the SCHOOLS
A. s.-, Q. e9ue ueeutrAti0n Of tho pupils was
~ u 'ie e4osc,seS began sitnuitane-
4 .s.., +.'a ~ tesOol buildings, which were
~ g. .,..-. b'opfigteiy % the OocAsion. and
y tIst.,.. ip;u'r The grsat discovery. The
Pas NJ va lbe reading Of President Hat
sss1sls s.iDn, THIS Was followed by a
'a ne pupils saluted the co.ofs.