Omaha daily bee., 1893-06-07
EVENT In NEBRASKA HISTORY
State Worlds Fair Building to Be Formally
Dedicated Tomorrow.
DETAILS OF THE PROPOSED CELEBRATION
Pioneer Days of the state 20 Bo Properly
Presented-Ior Royal Highness. Marie
Eulalia do Bourbon, WIN Re-
view the Parade.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June Especial Telegram
TO THB BEB Marie Eulalia de Bourbon,
the royal infanta of Spain, viii review the
Nebraska parade Thursday 1t was so ar
ranged today after conference between
Major Burke, Commissioner Mobley and
some of the exposition officials, including
Director General Davis. Tho latter official
has caused permit to be issued for a process
sion from the E'ifty-seventh street entrance to
the state building and thence to the Agri-
cultural building.
The infanta will probably review the pro-
cession IN the court of honor in front of the
Administration building, but the details are
not yet completed. At the latest hour there
is change in the program, owing to the in
ability of Senator Allen and Governor Boyd
to attend. A strong effort was made today
to induce Secretary Morton to remain for
the celebration, but he was forced to refuse,
he said, owing to the pressure of depart
ment business. The secretary, after
luncheon rendered by Commissioner General
Garneau, left this evening for Washington.
The program as given out officially is as
follows: Eleven o'clock n. m, reception of
Governor Lorenzo Crounse and party at
Fifty yseventh street gates by Commissioner
General Joseph Garneau, jr., escorted by
Hon William +. Cody and troop of United
States cavalry, band of Indians, cowboys,
etc. numbering 200 and representing the
early history of Nebraska. The party will
enter at the Fifty seventh street gates ana
march to the east front of the Nebraska
building, whcro Commissioner General
Garneau, in u brief address, will turn the
building over to Governor Crounse, who will
thereupon formally dedicate the building to
the public
Addresses to BE Limited.
Brief addresses upon the subject of the
resources of the state will then he made by
Hon. w. j. Bryan, Ex-Governor Roocrt w.
Furnas and others, all speeches being
limited to five minutes in length. Music
band.
At the conclusion of these exercises the
great butter artist of the world, Mrs. Caro-
line w. Brooks, will mold in butter in the
presence of the public. in the second story
of the Nebraska building, the great seal of
the state, to be put on exhibition i'll the Ne
brasSa dairy exhibit.
At the conclusion of the exercises in the
State building the party will march to the
Administration building and pass in review
before herroyal highneSs, the infanta, and
thence to the Nebraska exhibit at the
Agricultural building, where the procession
will disband.
The Omaha people who registered today
included: Fannie NJ. Davies, c. j. Colby,
Mrs. II. B. Osgood, Hattie M. Osgood Emma
ID. Osgood, Henry d. Osgood, Edwin II. Os-
good G.. B. McCellend, Fl. A. Shannon.
Fred Krug, Will Krug, w. H. McCreary, j.
p Barnhart, John II. Cannon and wife, j..
II. t'ulbart Mrs. John Francis, Florence A.
Gates.
Among others were: r. E. Campbell, ].
r. Shannon, George w. Banuell. Mrs. +. M.
Woods, Lincoln; II. e. Fem, Seward; l.. j.
Dreckmann, Hastings b. F.. Gordon and
wife, Grand Island; Mark w. Coad and wife,
Fremont.