New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
CHICAGO'S FESTAL WEEK.
Continued from First Page.

FTUJVTV, UItTV VIII De " nH1IdIy pITaUt NIT-
| urday III the public streets, where everybody,
whether Governor ordinary citizen, can
see. ms was positively decided to-day It
conference between General Reese, General Fltz-
simmons, Colonel Koch and Thomas b. Brian.
The Illinois National Guard took the lead IN
inns matter, and General Reese issued invitations
10 al OF the State guards present 10 take part
IN the parade he declared that he had no doubt
that they would accept. The invitations will
also be extended to the United States troops
Aside from the Federal soldiers. i 1000 State
troops Will participate making perhaps the largest
! massing of the National Guards on record.
NO era OF angry feeling is hoins stirred up
news oil many people, no good reason for hcrd
ing the troops mp in jackson Park. out of sight
Of the majority. The pretence that the troops
could not stald march down town and back
again TO the park only makes people laugh
The ide1 that veterans are. not equal 70 a
siXtccn-mile tramp such perfect roads rs Mich-
gan and Grand Boulcvards and in such
perfectly cool weather is too ridicuaus Tor
serious consideration. One of the REFORMED In
dams from Wounded Knee is said TO have laughed
himself into II spaSm when the suggestion was
made TO him. Some sensible and patriotic cit
zcHs have taken it upon themselves 10 do what
protest has failed to do. Chief among these IS
Joseph Me1ill, who has come forward with the
extremely practical suggestion that he will him
sclf pay all the costs, if il is necessary, Ia carr
the soldier boys down town by train. boat l.
road or otherwise so that they can slyc thcii
strength for the march back; or he will carry
chem both ways if they will march about town
| General Miles said this afternoon that he would
take Mr.. Mcdls plan under consideration.
In an interview this evening General Miles Is
quoted as saying; J want to , say , that , tn'
Supreme Court. and all the other distinguished
men. The papers have said the people of Ont
caro- do not care continental about seeing those
hundreds Of distinguished visitors aS they are
escorted from the Auditorium 10 Jackson PARK.
| hut would rather sec lot OF infantry marchin2
AT funeral pace. W. matter Of iact t!'c
naradc from the Auditorium. consisting of the
DISTINGUISHED guests in carriages escorted by l2o"
cavalry and artillery, will he a fine military dlN
MAY II will be- A procession three miles in lcncth
There has been talk OF military parade on sat
urdav, but the troops from the different STATES
will hc wanted at the dedication OF the stare
General Miles said the Federal troons could
NOT take part in parade saturday. az frn-iu'h
IIarrison's order limited their stay in chicago
TO two days.
THE BALL At TIE AuDIroNUM'
glorious autumn night it was, Town "'''"
with people city brilliant with ight' m''roP >
lis alive with the impulse of an anniversary WHO"
none now living will ever zee again such was
CIioaoo to-ni,bt. when the curtain was lifted
between the future and the past. Backward ~"
years the vista held within il focus the comiRI
NJ Columbus 60 Western shores ln~' III Wv
foreground Of the future lay tn" d"icailoh OF
the Columbus Exposition t. the cauS' Oh pi 80,
among the nations of the earth. me Ind"suI.'n
n tho one and the cOmmcuOraIon ol th' oUr',
was marked tonight by brlllian reception am
hall in the great hall of the Auditorium. III
behalf Of Other patrons. and 3i tnr palroWi,'s'
If he hall. Ma1ur-tr'll'rdl Mis-. hhh' 49,
pnn II X Fgirhauk t;corg" VI. pullman ana
Marshall Field had invited 1000 prominent 'l.
ycn. of ms States to participant" IN a f'c'p
ton rendered 20 the President, NIc"-Prc>lich AN
~ Presidents of the United states. the repre-"
snntntiycs of foreign Governments, Governors oi
States and Territories, and other d>unsulsrl
guests While in IT. INCEPTION ana c'nuu'ii w.,
junction of to-niaht was unofficial. II op"n'' III"
haDtismal juhilation "f the Norhs falr OF
81 il was that there were brilliant sc"1rs In
and about the Auditorium building early TN,
evening Thousands Of electric lamps e."wrl
brightly from the facade of the t"Werln% h"lf-
inc. ON tie lake front. Along tire broad paw,
mcnts OF Nichean-a,c. dens" crowds "i P'oh'
were content 10 stand closely packed Tor h"uT
viewing the notable folks ~ th@v arrived 10
attend the reception. Ahont . O'Clock '', run run
blr and flash of clistcnng "Guippar"s pecan
The lady managers and patron"~N"- 81 ne analr
were coniny 10 thcir rcnd"1Nrr-' "il'n naa .'
Gxc1 a. fpaSt O'Clock. The gei"faIN il'l,
yns.s followed in rapid successful once Nlllh i'
orcnt auditorium the eye Gozz"d 10y inc u o' :"
Iicht and color ulyrad- of incand"-ccnt amp-
flags and flowers. Inc ttc,' ire VI, "a i'',' ~, L,d
st"go had been lifted ant the stag" iloprlhG M"
been extended over the entire "r,i'NUA ln
4 silken banner of the spanish i"N'lN wa
nondnd directly over tie centre nl the S'.,-'
/, had the cross in its middle, ana ai"nnI vi"
were the initials and the coat o. arm, 81 ionJ
nand and Isabella On either side ana lh",n
d;ntol,@ o,cr fine boxes thcr" were H,h
banners in hurtng. each containlnf ih' nc Of
If the King and Queen OF Npain III "o oroa" and
Columbus The panel in front ol III" "l-"' &
tween the boxes and IN" proscrnium arch W
pp'.1 ,,i,b q larpc United states s'lcl'l, sur
'ntc1 by a stand of colors, The Stars ana Striir'
i' the middle ana ilank"1 on ciih"r siI' J" -,
49, of all the American Rcpupli.~ -" -
snonding panel on the south siie ,1ir 'i' ETY.
~ Snain also siirmountcd hy M" Np1niSh c"lf-.
IT, liz vas shown the flags of every hailon ~
10 0Id World tine colors of Spain ana Nay
I;,o ,livcn preference in the Arrangement ~
,ra Intro section az in" main balcony. "n'll'N
hidden from the view OF IN" enr>S Nv ,,rIIiI ",
,' .un nnt,,d nlant~. Sousa'- Military Bani lnr-
nlsIcd music .
=, pEIIIIANT ASSEMBLY.
Tho bali room vas thronccd tonight WIN un'
,oortr chivalrv and craftsmanship Of two WORLD
,,nong the noted people present were: We
prc.idcnt Morton and Miss Maud Morton, e.
President T.. H. Ifaycs and Miss Fanny Hayes
Cn,cf Justice and Mr. VI. w Fuller, Justice ana
Mrs Harlan. Justice and Mrs. Gray; justice all
Mr. Ela;chford. Justice and MIS-. nfe"'l;
So AMI Mrs John v. Poster
Secretary and Mr.. Charles Foster, Attarncy "rn ,
i " n II Miller Secretary u. +. Tracy AZ"
NJ Tr,ry. Secretary and Mrs Noble ana Mss
Vnhlo Postmaster Gcncial and Miss W"namaktr'
Secretary ami Mrs Rusl and Miss RuSk, ahl io'.'
If othcrs-Govcrnor,, lncluhihs 1pN"'"r. 49, i
and thcr wives. and officials Of all tine States ana
military and naval officers " an ,' E'"rN ,I,
nnauInftcs and gold lace The dresses "l 'H'
Iadics were magnificent and costly. ana . seq
nf diamonds sparklcd and radiatcd IN ia" llSH'
- thousands of lamps H. was "A truly e"re'ou
sronr wholly unlike anything ever withcsSc" III
the West
FOR NIGHT MILITARY PARADE
Chicago. oct 19-Gcucral Nelson \. Miles Is having