St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-05

met, while now and then Mr.. Carlisle,
the new secretary of the treasury,
stepped in to chat with Mr.. Foster and
other members of Mr.. Harrison's OIL
cal family.
In the meantime Mr.. Cleveland and
Mr.. Stevenson had been ushered into
the private room of Mr.. Morton, where
a buffet lunch was served, and few
callers dropped in to pay their respects.
The room of Mr. Morton was made ready
for the reception of the distinguished
guests, partly by the vice presidents
own hands. During the morning hour.
when everybody else was busy, Mr..
Morton took brush and cleaned OIL his
own table and wiped off what little dnst
that might have collected. 1t was i'm
possible to keep the crowds who over
flowed both galleries and floor from the
marble room and private Hobbies. and
many ladies' had gathered there in spite
OF orders of the guards. 1t was thus,
Through Crowd
bordered by number of ladies, that. at
three minutes before high noon by the
ClOIh III bllO SOlAbC SiiAhAONAs NV oNA
geant-at-arms of the senate came into
the room of the vice president, followed
by Senator MCPHERSON, of the commit
tee of arrangements, and Vice Presi-
dent-elect Stevenson.
Here occurred the only incident that
married the proceedings, and it was re-
peated q moment later with additional
nf1nrhaafc Whnn Mr. (NlnUnfanH ada
his appearance, some man claiming to
be member of the house appeared in
the lobby without ticket land demand
ed admittance to the floor. This was de-
MED by the guards and the man became
very indignant. At this moment Ser
geant-at-Arms Valentine appeared, lead
ing the way for the vice president-elcct.
The man, who figured in this episode,
halted Mr.. Valentine, who quickly told
him of the situation, and urged him to
step aside and not interfere with the
progress of the party. After being
compelled to almost brush him back the
party moved on. A moment later the
other senators of the committee
emerged from the room with the presi-
dent III charge. The individual who
had stopped the officer of the senate,
then together with others,
Again Crowded Forward.
Every one but this man responded to
the cry of the guard to get back as Mr..
Cleveland reached q point just opposite
the entrance to the senate floor. The
president-elect was stopped and re-
manned standing until the doorkeeper
could Jump forward and thrust the OF
Tending individual aside. When asked
why he did not step back, the gentle
man only replied that he did not know
why he was expected to get out of the
way. Because you were ordered to-"
retOrted the guard, and the Offending
statesman was heard from no more.
When the party thus interfeIed with
was gotten together it met the president
in the red room and marched around
the outside of the chamber through
the corridor. entering the chamber
promptly at noon by the senate clock,
but as matter of fact, 12:45 standard
time. After the ceremonies attending
the induction of Vice-PreSdent Steven
sou and the organization of the senate
had been concluded, the procession to the
east portico of the capitol was then
begun-Mr. Johnson, chief clerk of the
senate, announcing the order in which
it was to move from the senate chamber.
On the outside the snow storm had sub
sided towards noon, but the tempera-
ture had lowered and the northwest
wind blew bitterly. The sun made sew
eral Intellectual efforts to pierce the
clouds with only martial SucceSS.