Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-04

room anu shortly after emerged with
them, entered tho carriage anu the
march TO the capitol begun.
The guard Of honor Of Cleveland
consulted oi.one hundred members OF
Now York business mo y Cleveland
ani Stevenson association, represent.
ing fifteen mercantile organizations In
the Empire city. The passage Of tie
Preeldout along the avenue was one
continued ovation OF tho moot
enthusiastic kind.
A feature dislinctlvely novc' was
the relcusing Of number OF carrier
pigeons, with messages relating TO the
Inauguration, destined for Phiiadel-
phisi Baltimore, a annapolis anu other
points.
In closo proximity to the Lou
isianians In tho line was a
small but compact delegation
representing the Tuscarora society
OF Salt LaEe CITY, the Tammnny VI
Utah, the members OF which had un-
dertaken the 5000 milo 0urney to par
ticipate In tbs Inauguration OF a Demo.
cratic President.
A mounted battalion Of exceedingly
good looking young women led the
Cleveland md Stevenson club OF Mont
gomery county, Maryland. They were
sisters and daughters VI the members,
aud their riding habits and low
crowned riding hats presented ndncided
" attractive appearance. heApectat0fs
were not slow 10 recognizing the novel;
~ anu the bellies from"My NJ sryland"
were cheered until their faces were OF
u oarmlne tint. Tho organization Of
which they formed the escort mud SIG
men In line, precisely the majority
given by the county I, the national
ticket. There was but one civic dele.
CATION In tho line that could claim tho
distinction OF having marched In an
Inauguration parade to the glory OF n
Republican President and under Re.
publican bat ner. This WINS the John
j. O'Brlon association o? New York.
There were 20 ranks OF 10 men 10 the
rank. -Four years ago they
marched rs Repu OlicaEs In tho parade
that attended tho inauguration OF Hat-
rison. In the campaign Of which toe
days event was the culmingtion the
organization "flopped" individually
and ns n whole,and today they CLEARED
as lustiiy for Cleveland and Stevenson
rs they did four years ago tor Harrison.
The oscorting division n the parade
was composed OF artillery, cavalry and
infantry Of the regular army, anu
marines with the national guard fthe
District. The high school cadet regi-
ment and other local organizations
assembled In the neighborh0Od OF
tins White House, the war,
state and navy building, ANA
formed In columns aud sections,
twelve ench, marched down the ave-
nue., accompanying the presidential
party from the White House TO the
Capitol prior to tho Inauguration. All
tho rest VI the parade assembled below
the Capitol and marched from the
Capitol up tho avenue after the inau-
guration.
More than half OF tho day tho city
looked like vast military camp. There
was an almost interminable marching
past OF regulars anu military forces Of
states, broken only by the visiting
GOVERNOR, In civilian costumes, riding
past In this order their states were ad-
mitted into the Union, accompanied
by brilliantly uniformed stalls; then
with anlintervoningi nterlude,of Grand
Army veterans oamc the civic halt OF
the parade, aggregating more than
10000. Tammsny, with it, gorgeous
banutrs and badger, hsld tho right OF
the line.
The second division was assigned 10
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,, New
jersey aud Delaware. The third
divlsion, to Maryland; the fourth and
iiith, TO the western division; the
sixth, to later arriving organizations.
The bicycle clubs OF Washington anu
Baltimore brought up the rear.
THE PRESIDENTS APPLAUDRD.
There was n round oil applause as the
carriage bearing Harrison aud Cleve.
land came Ia sight on Pennsyl- |
vania avenue, preceded by Grand
Marshal McMnlon and staff. Both |
raised their bats In response TO the |
salute, which Yves redoubled. A
brigade OF regulars then preceded the |
presidential party tuwarde the Capitol,
followed by the Vice PIesident-elect, |
and the committee on arrangements, II |
brigade OF the District militia bringing |
up tho rear Vice President Stevenson |
was received with almost as much on. |
tnuslasm ns his chief. In this order |
the csyalcgde proceeded to the Capitol. |
At the conclusion OF the inaugural |
address, amid tho booming Of "A presl- |
dental salute from the Washington |
barracks, navy yard aud Fort Mysr,
President Cleveland and escort |
moved rapidly toward the White |
House followed by the inaugu- |
raj procession. When he np.
peared on the reviewing stand |
another cheer signaled his presence
aud was taken up ana re.ccho5i.
The United States forces under
General Brooke led the parade aud the
following among others received the
applause OF tho multitude Us they
passed in review. Governor Pnttison,
Pennsylvania; General Fltzhugh Lee,
Virginia; Gov. Werts, New Jetaoy;
Governor Northern, Georgia; Go vernon
Morris, Connecticut; Governor Russell,
Massachusetts; Governor Brown, Mary
land; Governor Tlllman, South Gao.
lima; all OF whom were accompanied
by tueir military stalls, land several OF
them with crack military organizations
ut their backs.
This Western Democrats had
their Inning when Governor
George w, Peek anu staff
OF Wisconsin made their appear.
ance. The author OF "PeclI's Bad
Boy" who has since doubly dlatin-
gulnhoi himself by carrying Wlscon.
sin into the Democratic column aud
being twice elected governor OF tho
BaIyOT state, was COmpellel 10 bow