New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

kaln, OF Wheeling, w. Va, and several secrc
taries to the churchmcn. The Citizens Commit
tee of the Worlds Fair had tor its chairman 4
j. Onahan. and the Columbus Club Committee
was led by President w. A. Amberg. The meet
ing not surprise to Cardinal Gibbons as
he had been informed of the committees, inten-
ton ''y Archbishop Fethan There was, never
theless, a hearty erecting. handshakins and cx-
change of compliments. At the Grand Central
Depot carriages were In waiting 4 detachment
Of Governor Filters stan received the Cardinal
snd his party showed the churchmen
to their carriages. Cardinal Gibbons,
Archbishop Satol and Mgr. O'Conncll were
driven directly 70 Archbishop Feehan's home on
the lake shore and Will bc his guests during the
stay in Chicago. Bishop Kain and Archbishop
ireland went 10 the Grand Pacific Hotel, and
Bishop Kcanc went with hi, friend, Father Ror
dan. of St Elizabcths Church.
Another distinguished party of ecccsiastcs was
that Of Archbishop COrrgan and suite, who ar
rived this afternoon over the Michigan Central
from New-lork. They will be- entertained by
Redmond PIindivillc.
EXERCISES Y THE SCHOOLS.
The first thing was the celebration of Coluni-
bus Day ty the school children of the city. and
youthful enthusiasm had the widest play. 4
committee representing the State and city super
| intendents had arranged a programme for the
celebration in the public schools and the children
executed this order of exercises with vim when
school opened No union or concentration Of
pupils was attempted hut simultaneously in the
scores of school buildings. the rooms in which
the exercises were 10 take place. all decorated
in way appropriate TO the occasion and COM
mcmorating the great discovery. were given mp
10 the doings of the happy little ones The first
exercise the reading of President lIarrisons
proclamation This was followed by hag-raIs-
ing, and the pupils s1lutcd the colors. They
also pledged their allegiance 10 the fiag IN coll
cert and sang "America.' The next feature OF
the programme was reading of the Scriptures. or
some acknowledgment of the Creator. Inc
school then Joined in singing "toumphs Day
after which the programme was varied accorilhC
10 the grade Of the scholars In primary qrau's
the little ones rectcd patriotic verses ana sArG
little songs while in the grammar and hlgh-schooi
grades historical essays were read, dcclamations
delivered and there was also singing The ncA'
number on the programme was Joaquin Miiler's
SON, Columbus" as arranged by O. BacNmAh.
| In ,hc unper grades IN address read by one
of the nupils, entitled The Meaning OF the tour
countries" This was omitted in lower grades as
wc,l rs the ode "Coluubia's lanrer'' by huha
| Dean Proctor. The Flag of III" Free nV 'ne
school children. closed the exercises
CRUSH CN TIE RAILROADS.
The railroads to-day were h'arH ''''P mp .tn
tbc tremendous rush of people from al oN',
courtrv The extra trains were couhf" u'S -
lozrue. From every passenger depot i'll
| o.onlc pourcd in hoods. and for time "i"' Wv
| arrival Of every train the sidewalks III '"'
i,v of the ,lepcts were impossible MANY VI Wv
trains arriving were much lonSei VIA"
oors having 70 be added to accommodate the
in nj al
occuo;ed The number arriving in the carry par'
:. .h dov ,vas nothing compared TO the croW"S
| .b,. came this evening. The salc OF ficKcts a'
r.ducod rates for the dcdicaory exercises did hot
| hccin until to-day and it was ONLY the people d,
| noints unite close to the city that co"i' "'''
themselves of them so as tn reach the Guy i" W,
earlier portion Of the day. From all points ~"
a,,1 rar boweycr. orders were pouring in on the
onorotinc denartmcnts Of the different roads lof
,,r, oo;,i,mcnt the sale of tickets being lar III
excess of antcipations or of the preparations '''
| to accommodate the people. "ilch " ms ""
| uourccd that the public would not ~ u''i'i'''"
| 10 thc grounds AT any time durih3 'l' "'
| o,ol neoric u distant points threatened not 10
p'i.o' Pi,,"o at all and the agents of many roads
! 5"cidc1 that il would be unnecesSay i9i .m,'" -
| make an, special preparations NIrii ~ iI, "' T ho
,,nceJ later however. that the puplc "ouIl ~
| G.',,ttnd to The groupls saturday, the prop"
cbanH,d their minds and Determined TO come 'L, thS
%av Sow the laad. are bchs rusicu al ~" of
| probably never were "lpi" SiiI"e WV '
! Tie locomotive
| SOLDIERS on THE FAIR GROUNDS
Visitors - tho Wmlds Fair grounds were well
| rorail today by scene of color, acnVnS a,"
| ni,n,tion The ground in the vicinity "f the
| ,t,os and Mining Building and the IIahSPor'"-
i'm Building 5warmcd with soldiers regulars "".'
| T.,ior,I Guarl,inen Additional troops were ar
r;,.i,., every hour \ battalion of infantry undr
the command of Colonel Townsend, OF f"rt La|'Ii-
worth arrived at noon to-day, ana woto M
,'n,rtcrs in the Mines and Mining Building. II
consisted Of Company f. 18th Infantry Company
+, +, lo.m ~ T. IAN Infantry With the musicians
| ,hn force numbered 2S1 men ile "'I- ~, w.
| ;th from Fort Sheridan went ihto amp P,d 49, 'o
| Mines any amJ 9rnftIn. 30 sooner had they found
| thoir quarters than four companies "i uir ,o',
| Infantry came in from Fort Wayh'' imp ~o",P'1S m
.,. ,nder the command of Captain N'IhTn' IN ~
80 u under Captain Guard Company - ~. 49,;
f,an,ain smith, and Company O uhder N"PI''"
| Gardner. .. , ,o,r,oo, companies
% ,ba Wichgan National Guard arrived at No. pl
| under th. command OF toloncl no"tn. ,hir
Transportation Building was ~. 'nor 'lkin@ them
| oI,os comfortable under its big rooI' aI4 li".n @
mo over the novelty of tn" stuauoh. iie nc ioT i
III 1;,i, arrived in three special trans over 'HI
| iplrIrcton = ad. They were unncr tl, co'hnidl. .
| of Admtant-t icncra George Urecho. LIZ ~ V,,cre
| dirnctlv tO the Far grOundS, W,ci' ,"oi i
| u,,rruS ar,nyod ronirht the ls. I'd and "a req
ants Ga@d,eref OF Minnesota arrived the Bnrnston
% and the Illinois National Ga"ra agd Mwnnkoes nT ,s:s
di ILL., S,u,Gron reported 10 General Miles,
1;a asS' whcn r5 frd tey rode to Jackson PARK They
S ns s Rsn u5s1 '% hG nh sE
! a, LIonG,v nioht and at Evanston last hlSht.
The ride down Clark-st was made at an easy
oc and the Guard attracted nS SaiI d" sood
| rnnno and Notwithstanding the severe rae,
atpppeared fresh and trim, the horses especially
| prcsentn. a smart appearance. .,.., rooI,
| CON porJ a military cncampmcnt under the name
of camp Harrison and such j. is already known 1l
by every one the grounds, me command oi nd ni
rcrnlor army men. was given TO Brigadief-Generii