Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-04
THE CITY ONE GREAT CAMP.
Iannluy hall the host Conspicuous
Organization.
VAST o,sowps AT rnE CAPITOL
a Slight Change in the Program
Mr.. aud nrs. Cleveland and
Ruth Chcored.

WASHINGTON, d. C., March B.
The scenes about tue city were OF In,
most animated description all dny, aud
tonight rhow no eigaa Of abatement
IL took but lew hour. today 10 con.
Vuft Tue national capital into one great
campof armed mon. Regiment nnu
regiment nud clue after club poured
lhtO the city. The greater portion Of
tue visitors who will be hers Tor tho
lestlvitlce aru now here, but the ada.
cent cities Of Baltimore, Richmond
anu HngefstoWn nnd surrounding
countries viii send in aquOtA during
tho early hours Of mOruiEg. Every
body In Washington tonight Ia looking
win anxious eyes towards tho heavy
clouds that hang Overt the city aud
threaten e,bad day for the ceremonies.
THmmuny Hall was the most con.
hpicuous hnd numerous organization
on tho avugue today. The visiting
governors were the object OF much NJ.
tcnti0h, Governor Peck OF Wisconsin
received much attention. General
Bragg Of Wnconsin l. kept busy 10.
oeiving friends. rho biggest Of all tho
Dig political chieitains, Richard
Croker, sat In bis apartment at tho
Arlington chatting pleasantly.
A. the 'front.' door OF tho chamber OF
representatives tho throngs were the
thicEusi, and cards won't Ia the side in
streams.
In the corridors Kaleidoscope
change was going on constantly, aud
formed a picture that was pleasant to
look upon. The members and clerks,
at this stage Of tbs proceedings, arc In
more VI ahurry than ever before. There
IL no tagging In either chamber. Each
house had ail 1t could do 10 keep pace
with the bands Of the clock, which
were moving all too rapidly towards
the hour when, by Constitutional limi.
tation, the Congress shall expire.
One slight change In the program
for tomorrow regarding the place MIR.
Cleveland shall greet the procession
ana 10 on the reviewing stage was
adopted by tho Inauguration commit.
tee nj the suggestion Of Mr.. Cleveland.
IL IL understood that no secured this
change TO crafty Mrs. Cleveland whose
position would not allow her TO SEQ her
husband In triumphant return from
the Capitol II hs lott the line at the
place selected by the inaugural com.
mitjeo.
Tomorrow morning President Har-
rirOn VIII 20 10 the Capitol driving
with Presiuent-elect Cleveland. Mr..
Cleveland Will 20 to the room OF the
Nice.Pr,sidont and remain until tho
hour for the Inauguration ceremonies
to begin, while President Harrison
aud the members Of his cabinet will
spend the last half hour Of his term In
the Presidents room disposing OF the
closing business Of Congress. When
Inc returns to the White House IL viii
be- an private citizen and tor the put.
pose Of removing the last OF his
effects prior 10 his departure for u.
dinuapOlis.
The President.elect spent the after.
noon In his apartments where he and
Mrs. Cleveland received number OF
visliors, mostly personal friends. This
evening they dinod with President
Harrison at the White House. Tho
nour set for the dinner was 7:iO
O'Clock, but Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland
were delayed In their departure. At
1850 not more than ten people gathered
about the carriage at the entrances 10
the Arlington, drawn there by suapi-
cion that the President. elect anu his
wife would appear. A few minutes
later the Kings county Democratic
association came along the broad
plaza In front OF the hotel,a the band
rendering Iho BoWeTy with vigOr. II
80 happened that Just rs the baud
came 10 halt little Ruth Cleveland
managed 10 pull up the curtain 10 ono
ofthe windows In the Cleveland apart
M ents looking out, and pressed her
face against the pane IN an endeayur
70 sec the band. The members OF the
kings county association aud crowd
VI fully 1000 persons who gathered
about them, saw the child anu sent up
cheers. The leader OF the band, cor
fCctly surmising that Air. anu MTs.
Cleveland had lett their rooms and
were about 10 appear, quiosly changed
the air toHail 10 the Chiei, and 10 this
familiar rendition the Pfvsilont-elect
and MIS-. Cleveland camo out OF the
doorway with Private Secretary
rhurber close at hand. Then "a mighty
roar went up from the thr5ny. Their
carriage whisked away In au instant,
the cheers growing louder as it passed
through The crowd, and Cleveland
doiiVd his hat IN recognition OF tho
demonstration. Owing 30 tho great
number OF people who blocked the
more direct route TO the White House,
the carriage was driven there by Is.
roundabout way,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Cleveland were no.
ceived by tue Presidont and Mfs. No.
X a, aud these tour, with Robert
Nc Kee, were the only persons present
1T dinner, which was held Ia private
room.
MIR. and Mrs. Cleveland returned 10
the hotel after the dinuer given IN
their honor by PRESIDENT Harrison
| about 10 O'Clock and repaired AZ Ouu8
% their apartments. They were some.
what iatiguej from the rusn and eA-
| element VI the Jay, aud thereby CONF
| PEELED 20 deny themselves i0t tho re-
maiuder OF the evening to Ca,iers, and
| retired soon alter IL O'Clock. Other
members OF their party also retired
early. Mr.. ana Mrs, Bis-ell and party
OF Buffalo, arrived at tie Arlington
this evening. They called on Tho
| Cluyelands soon g.ter thuic arrival and
spent an enjoyable hail. hour.