Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-01

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lfccg Oi vtulih vcTC Manufactured Dr.
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ilurn.' Sins * oc,oI much good d.
clm' from the Exp0lit0n which
wouli tfiig into The llwlv homes a.
east n itlc more OF fuu8h,nr,
tut tho gTeao't good and the most
ar.reachinv, ehe thought, wOuld come
rom tue meeting ut roprsselttIv.
women NJ all cluntfles where tuty
would loiru what iB being doro to
rairy forward tie common CAUSE OF hu.
mauity. This meeting would be- %
source %. common strength from which
would 10 gathered inspiration WHERE.
witn all might reader q higher, hDlirr
aud moro i:ultiui service 10 tho world,
and from u the w0muu wlull 20 ile-
ward Inspired with common devotion TO
servo their generation vita which
the past lives were never blcst.
The LYNN America was sung by
tho entire assembly nud bsnc fiction
c.oeed the exercises.
TOUCHING the HUTTON.
Tho scene OF the moment the ma.
tiou's President reached forth his hand
10 awake the great Fair from sleep was
ono OF historic Interest and one which
thrilled tho vast nssumhlnrn wilhinthe
sight Of that motion. Al shat instant
tue men ut the hplyafia 90 the foot OF
each great Y igstGtf laid hold with vim
aud tho m0n-trouH American nag was
unfOlded at the top OF the contcr pole,
broke 10th AMI broadouei out m tho
air.At each corner OF the administration
building the great bannurs llualuul
with the arms OF CASTLE and Amgon
were uniolded. simultaneously from
every flagstaff upon the buildings OF
tue White City hannerets representing
variou0 naiiOnalities were given 10 the
breeze. Too great fountains gushcd
upwards. Out upon Lake Michigan
the revenue cutter Andrew johnson
doomed q salute and every craft In the
neighbDrho0d set their whistles to
scroeching. The great mass Of people
on this plaza swayed like an ocean
wave aud roared 10 heaven their ap.
probation Of the event. Ofllcials anu
digniiatics on the stand caught tho
spirit and felt the infusion OF patriotism
aud national goodiollowshlp.
A CRUSH IN THE CROWD.
Daring the dedication ceremonies
there was a fearful crush In the crowd
In front. Those Ia tho rear pressed ON
those Ia font TO get within hearing
distance; these, ia turn pressed harder
on those before them aud 30 on, until
near the font the jam waB terrific.
The Columbian guarus were utterly
unable to cope with tho surging mass
and those In front pushed into the re-.
poTters' quarters. Finally came cries
Of rage aud pain; finally tho head aud
shoulders OF n woman In "A awoOn
with ashen lips and diahevelled
clothing was upborns above the
heads OF the throng; then the fiinting
form OF boy was held aloit In sinewy
black arms Of "a btalwart negro, II was
becoming u serious matter, and the
persistence Of the eager thTDng threat.
ened death and panic. The attention Of
the people on the siaud was attracted
10 H. President Cleveland watched Il
narrowly. Finally y mounted cavalry
man made u difficult passage through
tho thrOng for egress with tbs fainting
ones, and n battalion OF United States
regulars wideuet the space, pushing
the crowd back with the butts OF their
muskets. In the meantime the pro.
ceedings ended ami serious disaster
was ayeTted.