Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-06
CAPITAL NOTES.
The Enthusiasm Of Saturday
Continues.
VISITORS ENJOY THEMSELVES.
Ill., and Iirs. Cleveland Spend Quiet
Day 10 tho White House.
Tnmmany UraVos aud Othrr visiting
ORGANIZATIONS Lease the
Capital.

WAsIuNGroN, d. G. March 81
There was but liltlcDutwafI Indication
today oil the quio. aud iancity which
are considered a. Attributes OF an
orthodox sabbath. The enthusiasm
continued with some triflIng diminu.
lion throughout the night When tho
services Of the day wore completed,
the restraint Of discipline was removed
aud the hosts Of goJi.naturai vloi.ors
VINO captured tue federal capitol pro.
cceded 10 consult With facility personal
preferences as 10 ways aud mcaus Of
enjoyment Up to u iato hour man!
clubs preceded by bands, paradod the
streets. serena led friends, aud found
comfort IA the noise and confusion
they created. Ia the early morning
huufs which procejed daylight, ithc
celebration became more Individual
tied, but scarcely less dpmOnatratlve.
The hotel CORRIDOR were filled all night
with mon VINO strolied ABOUT In an
nlmlcsB way, while tho variety Of forms
Ia which they expressed their emo.
iiols was without limit.
The iavorito form advancement was
"crHcSiug whip" aud 1t was au odd
sight to see such solid citizens as
belong 10 tbs DuckwOtth CLUB OF Gin.
ciunnli trying 70 hurl the unfortunate
who being nj the wrong cad Of the line
hal 10 serve ~ "CGackor" into Infinite
SPACE.
In married contrast TO the dlybreak
on inauguration morning, tho sabbath
dawn wns almost irrepiOachable.
Throughout tue dny the streets were
thtOngud with peuestrlAus nud every
.hJgvughiaru was enliveled with more
or less brilliant equiphger. Many
visited !avOrto points o! Interest anu
each stranger enjoyed himself in his
own way.
rAc iirst day passed by the President
aud Mre. Cleveland Ia the executive
mansi0n was Ut the most quiet char
actrr. The public entrance remained
closed, although constantly besleged
/ Uy visitors whose ,ufi0siiy prompted
/ tnum 10 eccE admittance. The various
wallis Though the grounds adjoining
/ thp White House were constantly
thrOuged with strangers, who quietly
| inspected the exterior VI the historic
/ Uuiluing.
The only formal caller at the execu-
| tive mansion tOiRy was Judge
Gresham. The Judge called shortly
alter midday, paid hts respects 10 the
| Pfrslleu. anu remained to iunchgOn.
Later Ia the afternoon ths President
and Mrs. Cleveland took = drive H. the
suburlB, carefully avoiding the
crowded thorOus hiaros 40 Us ~ prevent
any possibility VI u demonstration. a
small bantam rooster which WAS CON
spicuOuB in the inaugural procession
yesterday was presented 10 little
Ruth Cleveland aud proved source VI
dclightHnl amusement o. the child. y
Private Secrelaiy Thugber was at his
desk IN the Whitu House nearly all
duy, and he ana CletG rrudden made
a large h0lo ia the formidable mass Of
mail thai was banked up on tbs varl.
Gus tables In the wDrkiug emu Of the
building. Mg. Cleveland did not
auswet any letter. except few which
related to personal matters. The cab.
met ministers Of the new executive
spent the day very quietly. Hoke
smith held u reception anu received
the congratulations ana good wishe1 OF
many friends. Colonel Lamont 10.
csived number Of trends informally,
q few OF whom he entertained ut u
private dinner. Judge Gresham ana
MI. Bi-sell had several visitors durin {
the afternoon, snd each went Tor q
drive IN the early evening.
Vice President Stevenson spent tho
day quietly NJ hia hotel. His daugh.
tetg, Mary, Julla aud Letitia, started
on their return to bloomington
Lac O'Clock today with theiI
aunt, MIs. Scott and daughters. IN the
afternoon the Vice President received
, a few calls from prrsonal friends. Mt.
4. q. Baldwin Of New York gave a
dinner at the Arlington to- light which
ia lie appointments compared favor
, ably with other tine dinners recently
given there. Besides the Vice Presi'
dent aud tho gentlemen who will be
memUeTs Of the new cabinet COven
were laid for lhe governors OF PeunsyI
yaniR and Massachusetts, the genera
of the army, tho speaker OF the House,
a number OF Senators, the attorney
general OF Pennsylvania, w. Il
Harrity, chairman o! the Democratic
national committee, Henry Willard anI
4 several Representatives. The Dime
was entirely informal, no speeches
being made.
All day long the national guard o
Pennsylvania, 5000 strong, the Tam
many braves, 5000 IN number, Ia,
Seventh Regiment OF New York ant
other Organizations were leaving tn,
city on special trains.