Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-23
WELCOMED BY COLLEGE BoYa
Mr.. Cleveland Addresses the Students o
Michigan University.


Michigan University.
Mr.. Cleveland on his arrival at Ann Arbor
Mich, yesterday afternoon was placed, with
DR.. ANGEL Dean J. Knovlton OF the law de-
psrtment aud Don. NJ. Dickinson Of De-
trois, in . carriage drawn by four snow
white horses, and escorted through the lines Of
! 500 students. The Ann Arbor Light Infantry
took position In the procession, followed by
the other invited guests and city officials in
carriages As the ex-President passed through
the lines the students yelled their class yells
until they were hoarse. The procession passed
through the principal streets Of the city, a
march Of about three miles.
During the entire line of march the sidewalks
were lined with spectators, fully 5000 OF whom
were strangers. who had come to the city TO
See Mr.. Cleveland The city was heavily dec
Grated with bunting and flags on every street
on which the procession passed The line OF
march ended at the residence of President
ANGEL where Mr.. Cleveland, Dir. Bissen, MIR.
Giisey. Don VI. Dickinson. L. VI. Cooley and
q score Of invited guests we're entertained at
lunch by President and Mrs. Angel.
Mr.. Cleveland afterward delivered the annual
washington's birthday address before the stu
dents OF the law department on the subject,
Sentiment in One National Life.
Shortly before O'Clock Ar. Cleveland ap-
psared on the stage. accompanied by PTesl-
dent Angel. Don IL Dickinson, Gov. l. b,
NInaus the faculty of the Law department. and
q number of the invited guests AS the party
appeared on the stage the students gave an
other exhibition OF Their lung power, and yell
after yell rang out
On the stage were seated $50 of the most
eminent men of Michigan. Besides those men-
toned we're Lieut.. Gov. Strong, ex-Justice
Champlin and Justice MeGrath OF the supreme
court eI-GOys- Jerome. Begole. Luce and
Blair. Secretary OF State Blackmer and
Deputy Secretary ROwley, Peter White, Mar
Quette; u. V. y. Lothrop, Alfred Rus
sell. ". A Moore, Mr. Pond, c. A.
Kent and Levi L. Barbour, Detroli; Gems
Harkburst OF Coldwater AID Wilmington of
Jackson; W l. Weber and Maj. Uhi of
Grand Rapids and the members and ex-nem-
bcrs Of the board of regents and 4 number Oi
lesser lights When President Aaseil arose
and introduced the speaker Of the day to the
audience he was interrupted again aud aSaIn
By the yell. and when he took his seat and Dir.
Cleveland rose the buIlding larry shook from
the continued applause AIr- cleveland was
interrupted tiEae and again by the enthusiastic
students.
Last evening an informal reception was given
10 Dir. Cleveland ~ Tie students Tor she Dene-
ut Of tie general pubic III was hand
shake affair without refreshments, and the
committee had arranged to accommodate IO,COO
people Dir. CIey Gland lett at p. NJ tor De-
troit.
On the trip from Detroit the ex-President
made himself acquainted with the prominent
Michigan democrats who accompanied LIN.
and. while courteous. was firm III Els refusal 10
he interviewed de was approached BY cor
Respondents on the subjeet Of the political cut
lOos Ia the south. but parried the question 6F
the remark that he did not mix politics with
pleasure. He reiterated his belief That the
tariff would be the issue upon which, the lie moe
raey would 60 before the peUP1e this ye.r-
To the question, Nv hat about Hill: he gave
no reply, and to a similar question relative TO
Gen. Alser he replied that he did not believe
judgment upon any man
A short stop made at Ypsilanti. where
Mr.. Cleveland said few words 10 the crowd
that greeted him at the station.
Ex-GOy- Campbell oil Ohio arrived at Ann
lands party