Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-28
SAILORS ASHORE.
The Columbus Festivities In New YORK
Continued To-day.
A MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE
so,5ler, and Sailors Peacefully March,
lug on the Soil OF
America.

INV York, April 2s.-Yes'efday
tho metropolis glorlfcd Coiumou'
upon the element that bore MN
10 our shores; today the gIorinca''on
,,s transferred to tho land Of the new
World. which no discovered.
Yesterday tho city smiled through
Il. tear; today the smile Is still there
bat tho tears have vanished.
strains OF martial music filed the
tp.ce vacated By o pandemonium OF
easpliiting whistles, nnd the thun'
derous roar Of tho death.dealing dogs
of war. 1t was az though this gigantic
naval power had descended on our
peaceful shores, and visited thereon lie
wrath In a bombardment OF shot AMI
shell, sfolloweI by capitulaIion and
then landing the victorious naval
forcee TO march through our thorough
fares. And there W more truth than
Imagination In the emile, for Manhst-
tan isle was M completely occupied by
the naval force as though
ATTAINED ny CONQUEST,
Instead OF taitered flags OF battle,
however, they benr tho olive branch,
aud marching In line with our state
tfoops nfe greeted with cheers and
shouts Of welcome. The invaders
marched through solid walls of human
beings, occupying every point OF van
tago ON window, roof or other points
overlooking the line OF march, TO the
utmost capacity. IL was an ad.
miring crowd, cheering every
body and everything, from the
GOLD bedecked officers 10 the
FOLLY tars. Not since the Brltish
evacuated New York has euch an
occurrence been witnessed here, aud
occurrence possible.
With muskets at their shoulders aud
small arms by their sides the
foreigners invaded cur soil and
marched down Americas greatest
Russians, sturdy Britons, ruddy faced
Germans, trim, quick moving French
men and dark visaged ltslians marched
file after file with their own officers
commanding, anu their own bands
playing tho airs they loved best. But
they were
OUR CAPTIvEs.
Our marines and blue Jackets pre-
cedcd them and our national guard
followed their rear. The arts OF peace
had superseded the strategy OF war
md the armed forces Of nine nations
marched Oh our htIeetH as though our
"A IA
we've brothers.
The sailors and marines came ashore
from their vessels, aud formed
on Forty second street, from
tho west shore ferry toward
Sixth avenue. The whole Of the First
brigade Of the state national guard and
the naval reserves OF Now York and
Massachusetts turned out Mt the " ord
OF command. A reviewing stand was
erected at Madison Square anu City
Hall park, from which the admirals
and officers OF the vessels and
other invited guests Viewed the par.
ade. Governor Flower rode ut the
head OF the procession, followed by
detailo from the United StRtes army
and engineers corps, Then came the
AdmirRls anu other officers in carriages,
foreigners escorted by United States
officers. Following these came the
first division consisting OF United
States sailors and marines, led
by the marine band. the second
division contained sailors Of the visit.
ing fleets ana marinesOf Great Britain
and Holland, the only two nations
represented beside ours, which have
marines. Following the British In the
order named came the sailorsof Argen.
tine, Russia, Holland, France, Ger.
many. No Spanish sailors were
In line. Next 10 the foreign
came the naval reserves Of. New
York and Massachusetts; then the
state national guard, bringing M the
renr. The column moved from Forty.
second street into Fifth avenue ana
down that thoroughiaro TO Waverly
place, TO Broadway and down Broad
way to the city hall whore
Governor Flower left the column
and with Mayor Gilroy and
other city officials and visitors, re-
viewed the column, which disbanded
in lower Broadway. Alter the parade
the governor received the visiting ad-
mirals and other officers In the
governors room in the city hall.
fTehiuent Cleveland did not assist NJ
the review. He drove to the stand,
but the parade was late anu he waB
compelled TO take the train for Chicago
before the head Of the column reached
the stand.
CLEVELAND HAS AN ACCIDENT.
Ia getting into his carriage TO drive
70 INC reviewing stand the President
struck his head against the carriage
oor, abfaising the skin on the fore.
hoad. The doctor ut the hotel dressed
the wound anu after delay OF ten
minutes the President proceeded.
a" Australian Hank la Trouble.
MhLBouRsE, April 2s.-The Stand
ara Bank Of Australia has suspended
Tending reconstruction. The author
lzed capital Ia el,000.00O; tho reserve
and profits el25,OOO. The bank had
hlgh reputation and numerous
branches.
AShtNG FOR \ RECEIVER.