Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-11
GROVER
GOES IN!
---------------
The Great New York Democrat
Is Again Presi
dent.
His Inauguration alls a Mutt
tude Of Visitors to
Washington.
aritf and the urrency ID is
CuSSed i'm the Adj
dress.
Harrison Returns to lndianapO
liS-Will Lecture at the
Stanford University.

Washington, -. c., March 1.-The
exercises incident to the second in
auguratiOn of Grover Cleveland brought
together a monster crowd today, $1,000
people taking part in the parade alone.
The governors of eleven states-New
York, New Jersey, and Massachusetts
in the east; Pennsylvania and Mary
land among the middle states; Georgia,
North and South Carolina and Louisi-
ana in the south, and Wisconsin i'm the
west-participated in the ceremonies,
thereby emphasizing the complete ma
tional unity.
The order Of procession was almost
ideutically the same as four years ago,
with the actions of the chief participants
reversed, and differed very little except
in the extent Of demonstration, from the
ceremonies eight years ago which
brought Cleveland to Washington for
the first time in his public career. The
four great fcatues Of Inauguration day
are the closing hours OF congress, into
which So much law-making and history
are SO frequently crowded; the ride out
Of the retiring president, and that OF the
president and 1iUC-prcsideut elect with
their military escort from Jhr white
house to the capitol TO lay down and
take up die reigus vi power respective
~, the pageant Of the returning process.
SION ilef Tue INAUGURATION alid tue
Inauguration ball aJ night
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