The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-10-22
GUESTS OF CHICAGO.
Safe Arrival of Distinguished Officials
Greeted by an Immense Crowd

Safe Arrival of Distinguished Officials
Greeted by an Immense Crowd.
CATcAco, H., Oct. 1e.-Nice- President
Levi P. Morton and his party and ex-
President Hayes and his party arrived
& Michigan Southern to partici-
pate in the Worlds FAIR dedication GER
emonies. A crowd was present al the
Van Buren, Street station to welcome
the distinguished party, and it required
the efforts of several special police to
keep the eager spectators from crowd
ing the visitors. At Twenty-second
Street President Higginbotham, of the
Worlds Fair, boarded the train. He
accompanied it into the depot.
Nice-Presldent Morton was accompa-
MED by Mrs. Redmond and Miss Nor
ton aud his private secretary. Mr..
Hl9nbothsm escorted the Vice
Presidential party to carriages in
waiting. They then drove to
Mr.. lllginbothams' residence, where
the e-President will remain
during his soior1rn in this city. The
Vice President looked to be in excel
lent health. He talked freely to those
who met him at the depot and ex-
pressed himself as pleased with ali he
saw.
The United States Marine Corps and
the Indian boys from the Carlisle
School. who are to take part in the
dedication ceremonies arrived this
morning via the Fort Wayne Hallway
They had q special train, which Was run
as the second section of the limited. On
arrival at Grand Crossing they were
switched to the Illinois Central tracks
and transferred direct to the Exposition
grounds
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. lS.-Three
superbly equipped trains moved slowly
out Of the Pennsylvania Railroad station
this morning, conveying the highest Of
fcials Of the executive branch of the
government, the members OF the high
est tribunal in the judicial branch, and
diplomats and representatives Of for
eign countries, TO Chica 20, to attend the
dedicatory ceremonies OF the Columbus
Exposition.
The cabinet train was the first to
leave. 1t had on board the cabinet
officers, the wives and daughters of
some of them, and other persons en-
pioyed III the departments. The SUI
preme court train with the chief justice
and associate justices followed few
minutes behind. and then the diplomat
ic train, bearing at least 100 rep
resentatlyes from foreign countries,
mnyed off.
The Diplomatic train followed FIVE
minutes behind, and was made up of the
finest cars that possibly ever rolled out
Of q station. All three trains are d.
rectly in charge Of representa-
tives Of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Messrs. Ewing, Wilkie and Addi-
son, Of Chicago, viii also look
to the com ort Of the party
en- route. The first section OF the train
viii reach Chicago Tomorrow morning
at SO. he tram will leave Chicae 0
with the same equipment at ) p NJ next
Saturday. Assistant Secretary Adee was
on The Diplomatic train.
Cardinal Gibbons, Father Thomas,
chancellor of the archdiocese of
Baltimore, and Rev. Mr.. Mae
kali, left this forenoon for Chi
cag0, where they will assist a. and
participate in the dedication exercises
on Friday next. The Baltimore X Ohio
Railroad Company gave the Cardinal
ana his distinguished party q special
car, in order 10 make tire journey the
more Measurable.