The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-03-11

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In this order the President President.
elect and Nice-FrcSldcnt-elect were eS
cOTted to the capitol.
During the early morning the Senate
chamber had been arranged for the com
ing ceremonies. Two large red morocco
cHdlTS StOOu IN 'front.' o. the clerks deSh
Tor the use the President and NIce-Pres.
Ident-elcct. Three smaller chairs to theiI
right We're Tor the members of the
committee on arrangements. A dozen
arm chairs were placed within the
area on the western side of the room fol
The chief justice and justices officers OF
the supreme court. Their was similar
arrangement of chairs on the other side OF
the area for the heads OF departments, the
major general of the army, and
the admiral OF the navy. Ghe two
rows back of the supreme court
Judges were assigned to members OF
the diplomatic corps; and all the rows
back of them to the members of the
House OF Representatives,. The eastern
tiers OF seats were reserved for senator's
and the lobby back OF them was assigned
10 governors or states. eX-senatOrS of the
| nittd states, the commissioners of the
District OF Columbia ana others.
As the hour nt noon arrived the galleries
became packed to SUtfOCatlOn. Despite the
arrangements made 10 handle the grea,
crowds confusion rclgncd, and the door.
keepers were all but pOwerleSS in prevent,
inc a general rush through the door; cSpeC-
iaIly was this the case at the doors of
the gallery assigned 10 the presidential
party, to which q large number Of tickets
OF admIttancc has been issued. An Incl,
dent occurred here worthy of mention.
Mis-. blSStil wife OF the incoming post
maSter-ge general, with several friends,
tried to gam access without a
ticket. but was, after making
herself known to the door-keeper. re-
fused lGpIttDnpR I4pr al Ia in.
Cedcd, but to no effect; the door-keeper
under his strict ORDERS was neXorable.
AS fna recourse, SerGeant-at-Ar Var
cntine was sent for, and then the difficulty
ended and Mrs. Bl5SelI and party were ad-
mItted.
Among those in the galleries were Nine.
Romero, wife of the Mexican minister
and the wives and daughters of the Jan,
anesc, Brazilian and RUSSIAN ministers,
and attaches Of the Chinese legation.
In the Presidents gallery were
Mrs. and Miss Morton, wife and
daughter OF the NIce-Presyient, and
the party OF NIce-PreS!dcnt-eleCt Steven
son, consisting of Mrs. Stevenson and
three daughters, Misses Mary, julia and
l.ettia Stevenson: Mrs. l.. T. Scott, sister
OI Mrs. Stevenson, ana daughters, Misses
Lctitla and Julia Scott; Mrs. James h.
Ewing and Misses Frances and Lu-
cIilc burns. The gentlemen were MesSrs
Lev - anu " itLlaiH ''Icn nEhSoil anu James
and Spencer Ewing. Mrs. Lamont, wife
OF the incoming secretary OF war, and
party, consisting OF Miss Grace Sanders
and Mrs. Lancer Warner, Miss Warner
Mrs. and Miss Bryant, OF New York, and
Mr. ana MIS-. GOODYEAR, OF BuhaI";
MiS' hiS>'Il ana !&ii! ana MI. ana
MIS- ": n. :irSS"p, Ci NV DIX, ana Mrs.
ana NJ" ulicI' M!S; 'IcEc!dhd, accom-
lE!hItu ny hSI hioihet' fFS. feffE, ana the
lattcrs husband. came soon after noon
3tio t32N >t,,n III ,iis ''I
nv "i' i.,rio ',H iitcliIH vi
tilG SJ'l,SIoI9 ~ nv REPRESENTATIVES, hIIeu
~! > f ti,a ,is+i,,,,,,,,o,, ,ro.
nv 3 no, ~ ~ 80" = '.','I.H : S"cot' W
arrive ana TO take thclf positions IN the
cHallorI were tur ihrnloeIS oi inc dlpIoc
maj! ccofpS: IN lhe lull court UNIFORM OF
'hG't re" some OF ,tNam VA
-, 49, - ,,,l iarnrotinns or, tbnir
i,r-,,st. ,Ihcir %oId-iarrd coats briaht
srarrs r3auIcts and tn. ccneraI magnIfi1
,rr,,ra of 'ti,rir attire rave a tinp effect to
~. ,,.nun
Tho dInIomotir c0rnS was followed by
IN, sir.rTutr CONT lrS Dresrnce at the
,Io(,. W. anno,rnr,.G ot l.Jn The sonata
stood ~. - rqnrjva II
rho i,rnSi,Inntiai ,,artv with thn1r mill
tar,- ns.ort came in sIGbt of tine eastern
.,,r,,,c. ~ ina canitoi . feLy minutes
~ tiiar,,a oo~G bad ~,
lAi iasl u "a
i.,n',,aI,t [f, Cjnvciand ansrendad from thn
-,rI,i,%r Ne yyas rarnIyed win Iustv cheers
,,,I T,-ha, ha antcrcd ,bn Sanqta zinc
tht cheers on the outside Gave vav to an
.,,-,tio,,
a. Vr Clnvrland and Mr. Harrison,
rI,-.,,lt tl,, fi,r..t,niI of tho naThIa room,
~ fIyrri.on hn,ycd tn MS successor and
vailrG unatfrndrd TO the Presidents \
rao,n l,nnrn he fnupd an abundance of
,,.,,ril tn ,or,, lin, ms, In Tho meantima
XII cleveland ana Mr., stevenson had
neon usbcrrd INTO inc private room Of MIR
ii0rton v-hrro.a butIeT lunch was served
and a few callers dropped in to pay their
respects, ,,,,,o, bocor, r,o,, noo, =, -.
cr[ai- -, ti'n Snnata chanIhrr tho scr@aant1
-, ~ 80 ~, 49,, ~, ,,,to ina ,onn,
- 10 N-i,n prosi[tn,t fnIIoyod hv Mr.
s!,.I.torso, Of tho ,nmmirtne r. orTan%a.
ltl hcInoii " .li5 -
IL, ''i,a t,rr,,i NO oni,C incidant tbat
.,',.,.i,,i tho nroaend-pTl and II was re-
,"atod , ,'nrl mt l,faT VIII addirionai en-
nIa5 VIZ, Mr CIay-nIand ,nade his y n
80 ,.',,,,o, snI5n man rlaiminmfn he = nonn1
hnTnt tIn Unusr anDcared in the lobby
I,,,tI,n,,t . tinl,nf and demanded admIttance
to the floor. This was denied by the
a,,,rd ard Tho man became very indiG-
I,ont n'c1nanr Later the other senators
mS tLo cr,mnnit.Hr nmrrgpd from the room
win the President in charge. The indi-
lidmaI who had sfopued the 0ficer of the
senate tLrn tooethrr with others again
croWGed forIyaTi EVERYONE but this man
rtSnon.Ied n thc cry OF the guard to get
hq,l rs Nr Cleveland reached a point
irsf oupo,itc the entrance to the Senate
fjoor Inc PTcsidcnt-cI ct WAS stopped,
and renamed standlnz until the door
Lprprr could iump forward and thrust the
attend no individual aside.
Vhnn fhn marty inns interferad with wa Z
o,t,o,, toao-hnr tbnV met tbo President
tLa rnd rnCn and marched
o[or,ni tho ou+sida of the chamber
,hro,I%b tho rorridor enferinG the
Sn,rgt7 ~bomher
When the Senate clock indicated 1850,
but when the actual time was 1850, the
Observation-Disclosures was announced, and
Emerson. look his chair TO the right
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