New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22

ohood Oh. h,h .rd Cd close behind No better
mnfching was done by any than oy the": 49,,
Tho sceno from the north end Of the llortcui-
tura Building at this time was one Vi W. ~ 80
beauty Down the broad brown roau"'N' i'''
grass which has not vet begun 10 iauc'
the long lines Of cheering spectators 'l'c INN
nrossed steadily on As they passed beyond tne
horticultural Building. under the viaduct. afounu
gcntle curve TO the right. ont again to the ie'V
the sunlight glinting on muske's. oucKies a"'
helmet spjkes il was a spectacle 70 De loHS IL
membered ,o....a -, Min.
Back Of Wisconsin the National Guard oil NH"
nesota WAS masscd in ranks when never s"o",'
q .rcmble or a break. IL was superb pictuI' wv
men from the far northern state gave ~ va.
dark-coated white-sloved ranks "en' ~
faultless precision The I'd Regiment lea tlie Min'
,osoto column. the sd and LIST in order behind H.
and the lst Artillery OF the Slate III .'c '
Then. riding a black horse. Governor MchihicN' VI
Ohio. followed by the twenty members Oh MS ~
aonaI s,on tbeir bright-colored trappngs making
the sombre dress of their leader Conspicuous ~ W.
contrast Behind the Governors staf came 'he
nr;de If Cleveland the First CITY Troop. gorgeous
~ ,hoir rich uniforms of dark blue. with yellow
,oo;,cs They were all good horsemen. ana evokeu
cheers Behind the troop came the CleNcIdnu Gi.i
Crews headed by six tall pioneers WHO WIZ co r
bearskln caps INV '''''
o'g The booming of the National salute from bn
tho brick man-of-war Illinois now h"d
tokened the aTriva ron TI the tine corncr rode
Second detachment of the 9Th Kesulais, acuns
s escort 10 the dIgnitarcs, VINO were III 7,nJ
4 lone string of Worlds Fair oihcias was c ,"n
by still another squadron OF rgg"Sr' ann r" Of
~ n carriage with President J w. raiihrT' "
The National Commission. and PreSl"ent H. ~.
Uioinbotham. Of tho local Exposition noaiu, WIZ
seen Vicc-Prcsdent Morton; Inc kluN ie,,,.
fLc clief guest Of the day bcamed with peaSn,e
80 rho warm welcome which was e\'cnneu pii9 i
~ ali ali sides SECRETARIES j. ". Foster, Noble ana
Tracv Chief Justice Fuller, Justices OF iir
Supreme Court, ana lohg "lla1 ~ ,,nrn NJ The
G %an" GANG 1t had been originally III
tended that the. States should NE arrange ~ i
order Of their admission into the mon nn' ,a,J
pan ~ zone bv when Delaware appeared, ana
Ei,iobomn and Washington were milo ahead VI
Massachusetts, and Ncw-l ork. , ,,
A. Massachusetts came down ,ne MY tb constant
como vouur Governor WAS greeted WIN con7Ia.,
annIanse LYMAN j Gage. OF Chicago anu I'n
otdr John Sherman occupied carriage ,osc'nr,'
AMI behind them trampcd the sth ono llIah, ,
which had somehow lost ~ 'to,n aror canc hy
non. Francis q Missouri. erect ana solnlctN'
a nrime favorlte with the multitude; anu Wv
rod coated hun-truuscrcd bodvguard OF GovctHu,r
DuIl.ciev Of ConEcctiCut. being erected WIN
nnociai yyarmth The members Of the Citv CoHn
eli of Chicago, who had objected 10 bringing up
the rear Of the procession, accepted me lhcNi''"c
with good grace. A, ann. No,u.
,oc,ures RnilGInc fiom The south every soldier
in the line mod IN look hi best Then IN a IoHL
colnnp with rosoundng tramp they swept thr2uan
Tho east end ~ 'h, hal. dctachmcnfS nfo"h'nt
omt hero and there after the greater portion oi
tlo In,,h Of thc building had been traNcrsed. ana
narclinr OF 10 disbanI and 10 seek much-nccdcd
refreshments.