Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-05
CLEVELAND'S RETURN
The President Gets Back From His
Summer Outing.
THE TRIP FROM GRAY GABLES,
He Goes to the White House and
Begins Work.
SPECIAL MES AGE.

The President Of the United States ha.
returned to the capital and resumed the
| duties OF his Office which he laid down
month ago to seek recreation and resi-
| at his country home at Gray Gables on
| Buzzard's Bay. He arrived in the city
| at l:42 o'clock this afternoon and was ac.
companied by the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, the Secretary Of War and the Attorney
General
The Presidents private secretary met
him as he stepped from the car and es-
corted him to the street entrance of the
depot, where the carriage was in waiting.
The President walked through the main
portion OF the depot with the crowd of
passengers coming on the same train and
passed out through the ladies' entrance,
but there were no demonstrations. He
looked visibly fatigued and appeared hot
and dusty. His face is bronzed by ex-
posure to the sun as a result Of his out
inss on Buzzards Bay and he looks stouter
than he did when he left Washington
There was no trace of rheumatism in his
S, MaIk, however, and he stepped along as
The President entered his carriage and
drove to the White House with his private
party drove away also.
The Trip From Gray Cables.
The President and his party left Gray
Gables yesterday afternoon at 445 O'Clock
ana rode to FAN River In q special car at
tached to the Steamboat train" They
boarded the steamer Puritan at O'Clock,
and the President Immediately went to
MS stateroom to avoid attentions Of the
crowd; crowd They dlned in the private dining
room roo at O'Clock and afterward sat upon
smoking and talking -'1'
The steamer arrived at her dock in New
dent and his party proceeded to the Penn-
sylvan1a railroad depot in Jersey civ
pnsIe prss,n they entered the private car of Vice
road, which had been placed at their d;sA
posal. The train pulled out OF the denot at
SIS. and none Of the incoming or outeoine
Prsstdgt RPrssehgers appeared to be aware Of the
At Philadelphia a large crowd gathered
At Sroad street station and greeted the
edged by bowing and raising his hnowi, hat q,
l0:2O O'Clock the train proceeded SOUTHWARK
Inc remainder Of the trip was devoid of in
time. VA se"euuie
A Special Message.
There Is excellent authority for the s,a&e-
meht that the President will send a special
message to Congress at it's extra session
In regard to the Hawaiian question. prem
arations to that end have been completed
at tne state Department, and matters are
a.! In shape for the Presidents final CON-
sloeration as soon as he indicates his read
BIo,s eaAe up tne question. Minister
.D.ount reports on the situation In Hawaii
are numerous and very yolurninous-so
much SO that 1t has been deemed advisable
70 prepare an abstract Of their contents
.Sr tne PRESIDENTS use. 1t is learned today
that Minister Blount regards the situa tion
as extremely critical. and that ne has ad-
Sised prompt action on the part Of this
government as the only way OF avertinK
serious trouble on the islands He saws
the population is greatly excited over the
situation and that serious trouble is immi-
nent The people are chafin1 over the da
lay on the part OF this government TO act
on their appeal for annexation and ar. be-
ginning to feel that they are being trtfied
with. N
Special Cabinet Meeting.
A special meeting Of the cabinet has been
called for this afternoon at 4 o'clock to
consider the financial situation and the
Presidents message