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

I,,,sd for President OF the United
siates and twice elected, was todey
,uee,ssully inducteJ into that high
ooice for his second term, with all the
spproprlate ceremonies aud the gather
inc Of mighty multitude. Had tn,
.lmospherlc conditions been anything
like favorable instead OF being ~ ba'
as they could possibly be, there woul
ufobably have been sixty thoussnu
men and number OF lRilos III the
n,tade against $4,000 In 1856. They
we're all waiting to fall in line, but nj
the las! moment some OF the organiza-
tons wcto compelled to doDlst from
anticipating. Nevertheless the occh-
,Ion was memorable on account
Of tho vast attendance. Today
the governors Of eleven etatss-- New
York, New jersey and Massachusetts
In the east; Pennsylvania and Mary
land among tho middle states; Georgia,
North aud South Carolina and Louis
lana In the south, and Wisconsin In
tho west-partIclpsted in the cero'
monies, thereby emphasizlng the
completeness OF the national unity.
The morning opened with heavy
sll Of wet snow, melting a. It fell.
The military presented q wintry ap-
Bsarance with snow covered overcoals.
The guns OF the artillery were covered
with tarraulins, aud snow covered.
The concourses in the streets
were almost nll under umbrellas
vhlch were little or no protection
against tho pnow driven before the
wind, q force OF mon was kept at
work on the inaugural stand, clearing
away the snow, II having been an.
tounced TINT tho ceremonies would be
tsld outdoors, In spite OF tho weather.
The order OF proceeding was almost
hatically the same MS four years ago,
plh the action OF tho chief pnrtlcl-
tints reversed. and differed very little,
except in tn. exteat OF the demonAiEa'
ton, from the ceremonies eight years
ago, which brought Cleveland 10
Washington for ths first time In his
public career.
There are four great features OF
inauguration day: The closing hours
Of Congress, into which 70 much law.
making ana history IL 40 frequently
crowded; the ride OF the retiring Presl-
deut and tho Presldent.clect anu
Vice President.elect with their
military escort from the White
House 10 the Capitol to lay
down anu take up the reins OF power
respectively; the pageant OF the re-
turning procession after the inauyuta-
ton anu thc inaugural ball at night.
The line OF march was such as no
city except Washington, and no street
except iis broad, well-paved Pennsyl.
vania avenue could produce. Public
and private stands erected along the
Inc OF march from the Capitol 10
olnt beyond the White House had
eating capacity OF $4,000, and every
one was crow ded. Every foot of stand.
ng room along tho FOute OF procession,
hly two miles In length, was occu-
pled; windows commanding u view Of
he parade brought fabulous prices aud
Advantageous seats on public stands
Drought above and below i've dollars.
The main stand from which Cleveland
ieyitwed the parade Immediately
10 font Of the White House, had
seating capacity for 100. IL was
decorated tasteiully. In the center
Wsssn arch forty-tw feet high, hand
nmely draped and sutmounled by tho
arms Of the United States. On the
extreme right was the cOst.oi.arns OF
New York, Cleveland's state; on the
extreme luit was the cOat-oi-grms OF
Illinois, Steyenson's state. Between
Ihem were the nrmorial bearings OF
me thirteen original states, each sur.
mounted by flax bearing its name.
Susloned seats were provided for the
rIesuont and cabinet who surrounded
llu, aud folding chairs for the dipio.
1auc corps Immediately behind him.
VI either side were seats for senators,
members of the House and invited
guesu. The vast treasury building
was completely walled In with stands.
Va tho little parks and pub
no reservations on tho line
march aud every other
available point were stands erect.
~, Vac largest extending the GU
Me length OF Lafayette square
Immediately In front OF tho White
nouau anu the Presidents stand,
,spilol hill, M far MS the eye could
"sacn from The eastern front OF the
IaPlol was mn uudulating sea OF
humanity assembled to witness this
sunlinlslration Of the oath OF office
we new President by the chief
,ssuee oil the United States and hear
smaDy OF them ia could get within
SAshol-the inaugural address.
nv IL O'Clock the Senate committee
NJ inaugural arrived at Arlington
ise aud soon after magnificent
in'hAnd. Into this, at half.
Cleveland entered, accom-
,hs,menu by the committee. 1t was a
u""hs tcene. Just ia he appeared at
Cla ehirance TO the hotel, Mrs.
dVNeand, rs no was on tho polnt N
nsa'utt, threw her arms about his
ei,r anu kissed him God speed repeat.
VIZ IL was all done 60 simply and
ro,n tuch wiiely devotion that there
hea,,pe no thought OF intentional
ulm .i elect. Then the carrinue
m,,,.n o resident elect aud the ootn-
HM"so whirlcd away to the White
Ve followed sson nfler bv
mai, rtesluent.Elect Stevenson ganI
dnwe, stoiion OF tho committee
thegn ny Tour white horses, arriving Al
be,soNination very soon after mai
pns lhe President elect.
I'M m,aeht Harrison did not retire
IA nhisht and was up and drtesed
"R 'he maj preparations for