Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-06

Democratic Joy shown 10y Parade-
and Cheer

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W.snrscros. March. S.-.There vac
little outward indication to-day ~ the
quiet and sanctity, which are considered
a. attributes II the orthodox Sabbath
The enthusiasm aroused by the quad
riennial revolution. peculiar only D. the
American republic. continued with
some trif.ine dimlnutlon throughout the
night None ~ the visitors wenf home
except those who were iulpelled 10 that
step by necessity. When the serious
word II inducfing new administration
into Office was completed the restraint
81 discipline was removed and the hosts
~ good natured visitors who have
bodily captured the federal capital. pro.
ceedcd 10 consult their personal prefer
neces as 10 WAYS and means of ENJOY
ment. civilians and those who wore the
uniforms IL militia. guards. zoua,es and
artlllertts. emphasized their esuberance
in ever, tumulfuous way insginatlc
The desire fo yell and cheer seemed in
feciuous and this was later supplement
Ell hy longing to carry fon.bes and
worry the police. Up a. late hour
many clubs. preceded by bands paraded
tilf rtttft-r rf~ttliIttFft tt1f-ii tftFlFtr aftI
found comfort IN the noise and confus
ION they created.
The brightness 81 the day seemed 10
infuse new life into the hosts q visitors
and throughout the day the streets were
thronged with pedestrians ard every
thorouchfare enlivenen with more or
less brilliant equipages. The first day
passed by President and Mrs. Cleveland
in the executive mansion was ~ the
most quiet character. The public en-
trance remained closed. although con
stanfly besieged by visitors whose
curiosity prompted them 10 seek admit
tance.
The only formal caller az the esecu-
tive mansion today was Judge Gresham.
who will become the premier
81 the new administration. The
Judge called shortly after mid day
paid his respects Ia the president and
remained 10 luncheon. Sccn after noon
he returned 10 his apartments al the
Arlington. Later IN the afternoon the
President and Mrs. Cleveland took
drive in the suburbs. carefully avoiding
the crowded 'horoughfares - a. 10 pre-
vent any possibility - demonstration
Private SecreiHr, Thurbcr was AT has
desk IN the White house nearly all slas
aud he and Clerk Pruden made large
hole in the formidable mass ~ mail that
is banked up on the various tables in
the working end 81 the building
The only caller he reserved iseeides the
newspaper men were Jainrs III. CulIom
the cashier of Dbn VI Dickinsou's Law
firm IN Detroit. meushcr ~ which MIR
Thuri,cr has f,erF since he attained his
majority lie and Mr.. tullom wsre g.,
gether Tor over an hour. going over ssri
aus affairs connected with the legal
frru
The cabinet ministers - the new OK
ecutise spent the day very quietly
Wee President Stevenson opened the
iay quietly ~ hie hotel lie did not st
tend the New York avenue church With
which be viii he connected. IN the morn
ing iecaus. be siesircd a. b. with his
daughters. Mary. julia and Lciifia. Who
siart.-l sn their reiurn a. Bloomington
over the baltimore and Ohio mad AZ
o'clnck They went hack with their
aunt. Mrs Scott and her daughters
In the afternoon the vice president 70
ceivei fev calls from r~srsonal friends
and tonight attended Mr. Bal.lwin's dan
uer ~ the Arlington. lie vili reseite
tho wsf'erron club = Louisville i',uof
nv morning NJ 10 O'Clock ard ai Il
o'clock start Tor the capitol
& q. baldwin n New iosk. gave
dinner ~ the Arlington tonight etirh
IN is appointments compared favorsi,ly
eifh ether fine dinners receofis given
there Besides the vice president AMI
csfslefnen ~hn will - sise penif~ss -
the new cabinet. cnvers nfre tad fef The
froteroors a Pans, tsa,sa ard Naeea