Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-03
CROWD AT THE STATION.
In luu,nss ThrOn6 Cheering tho Rt1i
President.
r,un,Sy our ~ roncr.
...,,.Io Of the Members of the Sew
Cabinct.-ro call ON
Harrison.

WARRINGTON, ID. c., March g.
Tn, special train bearing President
fleet Cleveland and party arrived at
,be Baltimore & Ohio station at halt.
ovte O'Clock this evening. An Inn
mspsc throng Of people surrounded the
station all eager to get n glimpse OF the
p..t Presiiont. A mighty about went
nm when Mr.. Cloveland's presence
beeame known. With great difficulty
spa.sago was cleared, and the Pfesi-
l,p,.elect on tho arm Of Colonel Bar
nj, chairman OF the inaugural com.
nl,iee, bowed his Acknowledgements,
made his way 10 the carriage anu
1ioye TO the Arlington Hotel. Assist.
ant Chairman Norris VI the inaugural
committee escorted Mrs. Cleveland,
and behind them were Mr.. Clovo-
hadIs infant daughter in the arms OF
hcr nurse.
Tha party arrived ut the Arlington
shout ten minutes before O'Clock.
A small crowd OF people gathered In
font Of the hotel 10 zee tho party ar
riys. Perfect order was maintained
Anl there was no demonstration Oi any
lind. Mrs. Cleveland was the hfst
toallgh. and she was followed by the
Pfrsldent.elect, maid anu nurse with
llule Ruth.
M. and Mrs. Daniel Lamont, Mr..
and Mrs. Don NJ. Dickinson, MIR. anu
Mn. Richard Watson Glider, and
M, and Mrs. John ID. Bryant, Il. q.
hntdict aud family, Mis-. =. NJ.
Williams and daughter ana Robert
0'Bilop, Mr. Cievelnnd's personal
secretary, occupied tho remaining four
einiages. Members OF tina party were
ialeiiately shown to their apart.
nssf.
Cdonel Lamont describing the
l'gfaey OF the presidential party from
lakewood said the trip was without
lecial incident. At nearly every
ta.ion passed by the Presidential train
here were many persons assembled
Eh0 were more or less demonstrRtive.
Members OF thePreside initial party after
arriving ut Arlington were promptly
loca,ed nj the spacious apartment LOTS
10 the wing OF the hotel. At U O'Clock
dinner was served In tho private
dining room. Meanwhile friends OF
Pfesidept-eloct and Mrs. Cleveland
Anu those who accompanied them,
having learned OF their safe arrival
began TO gather In tho Hobbies OF the
hotel and send up cards. These were
supplemented by large numbers OF
Members OF various political orgaDiza-
lions In the city. The Tamma u y itos
Ntfed In new silk hats were out Ia
iOIee.
The Presidential party received few
callers, however, and these wore con.
nned to personal friends. One OF the
tist 10 arrive was Vice. Preside mt elect
Stevenson, who remained bat n short
lime. The meeting between the two
irmooratic leaders was cordial and
hearty In the extreme.
Up to this time four members OF
Pfesident.elect CIeveland's cabinet
have arrived In the city. They are:
Hon. John q, Carlisle, Colonel Daniel
b. Lamont, Hon. Hilary A. Herbert
and Hon. j. Sterling Morton. Messrs.
onty, Bitsoll and smith are expected
N the city tomorrow, but Judge
ufeshAm In not looked for until next
week.
Its In accordance with official ell.
qlette for the Pfesldsnt.eloct TO call on
ihe reliiing President coon after the
lefmePs arrival In the city. A ft.r
anner this evening the hour was too
h'e Tor Mr.. Cleveland to call on his
predecessor and he deferred shat duty
un'i tomorrow morning.