The morning call., 1893-06-15
THEY SAW HER Go
Eulalia Bids Farewell to
Chicago.
CHEERED BY THOUSANDS
An Immense Crowd Had Gathered
and the Infanta GraciousIy
Waved Her GIoved Hand.
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

| CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Infanta Eulalia
of Spain took leave OF Chicago early this
morning. An immense crowd witnessed
her departure from the hotel and at the
depot AS the train pulled out she ap-
peared on the rear platform of the Pull
man and bowed to the cheering crowd and
waved her hand in farewell.
Tomorrow will be German day in the
White City. and for weeks the Germans
have been preparing for it until it promises
to be the biggest day the exposition has
vet seen, both in point of crowds and cere-
monies. Already sturdy Teutons have
begun to come and every passenger train
arriving since daylight has landed them
by hundreds. The early arrivals lost no
time in getting to the fair, and it seemed
as though German day had already begun.
All arrangements for The day are COM
pleted. The different societies that are to
take part in the town parade have been
| assigned 10 their positions in the line OF
march and the programme for the elsb-
crate exercises at the grounds has been
| completed.
The Germans will not be the only people
there tomorrow, however. for large con-
tingent of citizens of Indiana will be on
hand TO take part in the dedication of the
"Hoosier" State building. and also a
good.y number from Arkansas for the
same purpose.
The Italian section in the Manufactur-
ers' building was opened to-day. Every
article manufactured in Italy can be found
in this section.
Ex-Presdent Harrison and family Wis
tied the grounds to-day after the manner
of other private citizens.
North Dakota day. June 90, has been
postponed indefinitely.
The international order of Kings Daugh-
ters and Sons this afternoon inaugurated
n conference. which will extend over three
days. The proceedings consisted princi-
pally In addresses by a number of people.
The convention of the International
Typographical Union to-day was a mega
tive assembly, in that it defeated the pro-
posed innovations regarding apprentices
and foreman, $ also any changs In the
basis Of representation for allied crafts.
The plan for the institution of loan sys-
tenn for the relief nf travelling printers was
likewise voted down. Questions OF the
international fund and the paying of death
benefits were referred to the subordin ate
unions.
Secretary Culp of the committee on cere-
monies is in receipt of communication
from the committee arranging programme
for Utah day which says that one of the
features of the exercises will be the sing
ing of sacred songs by the great Mormon
choir. The committee also requested that
the date Of Utah day be changed from
July "a to September 9. Colonel Culp
said this would be done.
II was announced tonight that the total
paid admissions 10 date was So, 326, 759.
NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y, June 14-The
special train bearing the Infanta Eulalia
and party from Chicago arrived here via
the Michigan Central road at 9:10 o'clock
No formal reception was rendered her.
The trip was without incident, but when
ever the train stopped the Princess re-
ceived an enthusiastic greeting.