Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-06
THE FIREWORKS POSTPONED.
SsldItT, Came Near Causing a Riot in
the Evening.
GLIMPSE OF rnE BALLROOM
III, about Changing the Date OF the
ceremonies 10 some Hay Later
In the spring.

WASHINGTON, ID. o.. March A.-Ths
1900 persons, more or lees, thA'
p,tlently waited the approach oil tue
residential party " the reviewing
,,spd In the grounds OF the Whl'e
House will probably never forget the
,.perIences OF the day. Full play was
,aorled the north wind in the open
..ace between the Treasury and Army
and Navy buildings, aud II blew
around and about the avenue, whitk'
Ing through the streets, stripping the
buniing that decorated the STANDS from
NJ Mace and causing the timbers 10
e,,ak until more than "a dozen ocou-
tants were inclined 10 ABANDON Inelr
advantageous posts.
A hearty cneer greeted President
Cleyuland'a appearance on the review
ing stand nn1 fhc shouts were re-
doubled az no took his place Ia u con-
,plcuous Protection OF the structure
where he stood during the parade. lie
vas soon followed by Mrs. Cleveiahui
Mis-, Stevenson, Mrs. Lamont nnd
ohtr ladies' who had boon win
the Presidential party all day.
They came at tho moment
Vbcu the crowd was interested In the
ta.sage Of troops and their presence
sDunnoticed. "a the President APP
reared before the multitude and while
The CHEERS yet sounded in his honor tho
ad OF the grand marshal stationed
opposite the reviewing stand galiopod
Al full speed down Pennbylvania
avenue and gave the signal Tor me
march 10 DO resumed. Ihe busles
Eunded forward march, the omcers Ie.
lssled the command anu this line was
tglin taken up nom the point ~ the
lad OF the column opposite the
mnury department..
lhe great crowds about the White
House were enthusiastic from tbs be-
Ginning and kept time with their feet
aud hands In an endcnvor to Keep
ssfm aud get rid OF their surplus
hilarity. As General Martin l.. Nc.
Mahon, grand marshal OF the paIade,
passed President Cleveland and saluted
he was greeted with n cheer and the
New York Business Mems and Steven
con clubs which formed the Presidents
escort to ana from the Capitol came In
iot share Of applause.
Mr.. Cleveland followed his own pre-
eedent In saluting the national nag
each time II passed him. He also
OCCASIONALLY bowed 10 personal aud
Political friends In the parade. He
stood on the stand In the face OF a
bowling wind impassive and digniiied,
not seeming to mind the cold and the
waves OF dtiited snow that blew In his
face. His 'overcoat was buttoned
lightly about his throat. During the
whole time the parade WAS passing
President Cleveland stood in one posi-.
ton anu carefully scanned the lines Of
marching men.
When darkness fell upon the scenes,
President Cleveland was almost the
last ~ leave the stand. He returned
10 The White House, and eat down Ia
The family dinner. There were present
lhe President and wife, MIR. anu Mrs.
PesfiDe, Mr.. and Mrs. Dickinson, Mr..
and Mrs. Lamont, cousin and guest Of
Pnyale Secretary rhurber, anu Misses
bessio and Julian Lamont.
NO fIREw oRISs ON ACCOUNT OF TIKI
wEATHtB.
Tbs program arranged by the fire,
works anu illumination committee oi
pennsylvania avenue, promised for TO.
night was one OF the huest displays
ever witnessed In the city, but the
weather this morning required u
ehAnge OF program, and II was decided
ppostpone the fireworks until Monday
hight.
In the course OF the afternoon Private
steIelaTy Thurber took tho oath Ol
yuee In the room lately occupied by
resident Harrison and formerly occu.
Neu Ny Private Secretary Lamont. A
Nlheflng Of personal friends and Ladder
urine supreme court circles assembled
10 he Supreme court this morning In
AaNanee OF the inaugural ceremonies
And Witnessed the induction into III,
ealee OF Justice Of the Supreme Cour
rue United States OF Judge Howell
'9okson, successor TO the late Jus
ice Lamar.
DlEORDRRLY SOLDIERS.
The last organization In the frs
ahu ulvislon OF the parade passe,
wv reviewing STAND at 5:l5 O'Clock
usual This limo a large number o
tsuhtylVania militiamen, who ma,
nhuiawn from The parade and beer
nn'vWed TO break ranks, came dowi
senhsylYanla avenue towards the 10
,h~wlhg stand, and, pushin,
@gugh the lines OF policemen
sasneIed near President Cleveland an,
S'nueu tbs street In such u mann.
prevent the free passage OF Ia,
ai9g organizations. The secon,
Sanu division Of police attenR,et /,
we. me street, aud Tor while Their,
va great disorder.
COLONEL William Dickson, chic
~ OF the division, anu the mem
~ Of his ststf were disorganlzed b,
ns moo and ior while II looked M /
do excited horses would trampl,
ts.hasom some too curious soldiers. For
ess%Ny, however, the police sue
ma Syu IN clearing the line OF marcl
tus. ,n 30 doing arrested a soldier TO
rSss ea dIsorderly conduct. A police
b,hsted with the prisoner on a ru,
Ia .nelghboFing patrol wagon, whe,
4 him misnes Of the arrested man say
nsdsn he custody OF officers, The,
i lin ,ush Us II 10 attempt to rescu