Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-27
COMING FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Gov. Russell Of Massachusetts wnl Lead
the Incursionslsts.

Gov. Russell of Ma-sachu.ett. WIN Lead
the 1ncursionslsts.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
BosroS. Feb. 27.-The tide of travel from
New England will set toward Washington early
this week. Gov. Russell and staff will leave
Boston at O'Clock this evening 10 attend the
Inauguration exercises at the national Capitol
All the members Of the staff are invited and
and the following are certain 10 start tonight,
Gen. Dalton, sdjutsnt general: Gen. Thomas
kittredge, surgeon general; Gen. Francis Pea
body. jr., judge advocate general; Col. Walter
Cutting. Col Michael I. Donohue. Col Spen-
Ger Borden, Col ID; Howard Vincent,
spector general rife practice: Col. Henry
ID. Andrews, Col r. q. King. assistant In
spector general; Col William A. CASTOR, Col
John H. Cunningham, Col Henry f. Russell,
John i. Wheelwrigh0 assistant adjutsnt gem
Nerey, quartermaster; Sergt. Francis \.
Parker, state color bearer, Luke r. Landy,
quartermaster's department.
The Young Mems Democratic Club will send
$50 members and the Montgomery Guards will
report with full ranks.
Mayor Matthews will be present as will Jo-
siah Quincy Of the democratic national COM
mittee, Charles s. Hamlin, recent candidate for
secretary OF state: Sigourney Butler. Harvey
\. Collision, Gen. p. A. Collins. ex-senator W
McNary, Councillor Jas. Donovan. Senators
See, Kennedy and Carter Representatives Nc
Evoy, o Brien, Murphy and Lacey, Is. b Griffin,
managing editor OF the Springfield Rep1Llicda:
Congressman-elect J.. II. Apsley and wife;
Mayor Couglin Of Fall River and a large party.
a large large delegation from Lynn and still
larger one from the western part Of the state.
Mayor Matthews will be the guest Of the Mont
gomery Guards during his stay in Washington.
The "Monts" will leave Boston Thursday
afternoon by special train and will reach WASH
ington at O'Clock Friday afternoon. Thev
will be received by the citizens committee and
escorted TO their quarters at the Lncoln. They
will participate in the parade led by the famous
Soldiers Home Band of Hampton. Va.
Governor Russell will be the guest OF Rep
resentative Andrews and his staff will he quar-
tered at the Ebbitt House.
The Young Mems Democratic Club will pa
rade and will carry their magnificent flag Just
purchased at a cost of 81 900.
The democratic state central committee will
send large representation. but will lot go in q
body; and the same is true of the delegation to
the Chicago convention.
Two committees of the legislature are now at
Chicago. and one OF them at least-the COM
mittee on mercantile sffsirs-is directed TO 60
TO Washington TO examine Its system Of putting
electric wires under ground. They are eN-
pected to reach the capital about Inauguration
day.
FROM NEW HAMPSHIRE AND VERMONT.
Vermont isn't banner democratic state. but
il will be represented at the Inauguration by
many from the green mountain state.
The party will leave Rutland Thursday night
and will include DIR. J. ID. Hamshan, L. h.
Peck, b. +. Pollard, W. T Flynn OF Rutland;
C. A Claghorn. wallngford: c. C. Peck and ID.
ID. Burke. Middlebury; J. II. Donnelley, YER
gennes; G. W. Builson and r. ". McGettrick Of
81. Albans; G. W. Kelley, George LsFountain
and others OF Burlington.
The democracy Of New Hampshire will not
be represented at the Inauguration by any
political or military organization such, but
many leaders Of the party are coming.
Among them ex-senator Frank Jones.
Mr.. A. W. Sullonay Of the national democratic
committee, with Mrs. sullonsy and Miss sullo-
nav; Col. W. H. ID. Cochrane OF Nashua, late
pension agent; Mr.. Jacob b. Whitemore Of
Hillsborough, post Office inspector under
Cleveland, and many others.
Rhode Island isn't democratic and viii not
send any state officials or state militia to Wash
ington. Few organizations will attend in q
body, but the state committee, the delegates
that helped nominate Cleveland and the lead
ers Of the party will be represented