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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-21
qnitalas Gpuutps 9dJab
itrtTtrr.

Die oorlebts aussabe bet ,0a9rids
ten" entbielt eine Melouus iiber eInen
pom Staats. @ramiRatOr Diners ent.
pedten Jeblbetras uon $2,10D in Der
AaHe bes Sbasmeiiters upn Douglas
Gouatp. Sn Der lestm6dsntli6en
aussabe eriubr oieie Melouus iosuia'
gen einen @loerruf, inoem cine anbere
anseblid eUrrette S9ilSeruHs Der Sad.
lase, wie iie in enslii4en Tasesbldttern
erihien, seseben wuroe; bielelbe ipriht
ben Shasmeiitsr aller Shulb Irei unb
laBt iosar sixhbliden, Der GraminatOr
babe einen 8e,hnunssiebler stmabt.
2eBteres eridien ms ais elm peroadiis
idwader punit in Der Re6tisrtisuas
oes SdasmelferS, osnn SerrRpers, Der
Graminater, 1T benz 59rsiber,peri0nlid)
ais sraiterMeHaer unb bebodtiam in iei.
nenBebauptunssu felt 1OSabrenbelanRt.
Jnbelen iollte bem 9lnseilasteR aui ies
ben SAL polle @elesenbeit sur Yertbei.
oisuns werben. Run fOlse bier oleier
weitere BON armOur Douglas County
ausseianbte Beri6t: Die @ountp'
idasmeiiter- Aiidre srrsst uiele Nufmeri.
iamieit. Sdasmeiiter |anber5alm III
pom Ninte iuipsneirt worben uub s,
Ntarius in feline Stene einseieBt pors
ben Serr ysarius leiitets iufort Hlrs'
idalt, wel&e DON ben Gouutpecmmi1d.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-21
9ruhttsu.

an ben Der. Stanten pDn 8ralilisn
entwidelu iid bic 0inee felt Der Nb'
ihnfurs oes aaiisrrsids uno Grid,
ruus Der Republii asnuu 10 meter, ruie
lie ibren Gninug nnbmen. Cine Wtili.
tirreuptutipn brnhte obns @lIcu mo
Nitwirtuns bes Bolies bic n!ue Orb.
nuus jume9e uub Wllitdrreuolutlouen
lino ieit Der 3eit all Der 3dsesolounrs
gepeien. 9em Ramen nod III SroI.
lien jeSt cine aus 20 Staaten beItebeuos
S6oeratiprepublit, in 9irtlidfeit lest
isooh Der Yrdliosnt, Der bis ieSt INNER
ell bObitebeuber Militdr mar, ors @ous
perneure Der Staaten nad @,ltir ab
uno Elm uno tiimmert iid nur iueuia ba
rim, OBJ be 8lrser nit ben ihnen Su
seianoteu Staatsleitern Sufrieben iino
poer n,ht DaB untsr iolten umftdu.
ben bic foloeraliitiide 8eiuesuns. bic
aui cine sroBe SstbhItduoisieit Der elm.
seineu Staaten abSielt. INNER iueitsre
&reiie Seibt, III ertidrlih, Sumol be
Neisuus Jur Bilouns BON Sonoeritoa.
ten serabe in ben iiib' unb mittelumeri'
taniihen 5reiitnaten BON fat uululoer'
iteblitsr &raft 81 ieiu iheint. Die
braiiliauiit)e 3ertralresieruus, b. b. Der
Woribna 5lOriauo EeirOtO, bat aber
iiir oieie i'm Sulte porbauoene Beue'
guns 10 penis 8erltanoniB beiuieien,
oaB man pielmebr INNER BON neuem
periuft bat. nit @affen9etualt ope In
sufrieoenheit Su unteroriiden. mas be
tanntlih nidt INNER selunsen 1T. Nui
Die 9auer ldBt iib ieood cine oerart,se
Iuifalinns in elmer &epubIit ebeuio ne
mig ourdiibyen, tule in elmer Monarhie,
uno i'm eiSenen Eager ,sisen iih in Der
&eael iiber tnr5 ober lang Die seidbrlids
item 5einoe. Benn bic neuelten 9epe.
iben redt baben. 10 bat nuumebr bic
braiiliaHiibe Slutte benz 5Resiment Bel
rotos, Der iibrigens nod nidt einmal
rebtmdBis ais BrGiibent Der Republif
upn ben seiessebeubeu 5attOren amer
tannt mar, ben @araus eemdbt uuo
itebt uuumebr audi Su ertuarten, bnb Die
J6roeraliiten BIO sranOe obne sroBe
Wtibe ibre MISUNDERSTANDING ourbs
iesen uerten. 9as 8eiipiel, peldes
bier seaeben wiro, muB aber audi in an'
bern 5bslen bes tueiteu &eides slns
tlans iinoen uuo 10 iuiro oenu uorauss
iidtlid i'll nitt Sa ieruer 5riit aus Der
5Oberatlurepublit Sraiilien, bas tper.
ben, pas ibr Name beiast, Elm Suno
BON Staten, bic ipre innereu glnseles
senbeiten ielbltitanbts pertpalten. ".
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-21
Riidsnauorruup.

@s III iebt in 5olse Der uu9iHitiaeu
@eidditsusSbdltniiis 70 iueit setommca
gum eriten Nal in Der @eidi9te bes
2anbes -oaB bic gusmanoeruns aus
ben Der. Staaten binaus sr0Ber 1T als
bic sleidJeitise @inpanosruns IN bic
Der. Staaten bsrein. Selbit bic Gu
narb"- bic ~Wbite Star"' unb bic
rNmerican" s1ampierliuie. beren 9uis
ideubeds. Yaiiasiere boaptiddlid Gns'
ldnoer inb (alio 2eute, bic nit Der Gb,
iidt, INNER bler su bleiben, beriber
lommen), 3eisen CUR 8eii einen fleineu
ueberidub Der Nus,panoeruns lber bic
Ginwanosruus. Auf benjeuiseE 2inien
ieboh, bic bireit nod benz eui opaiiden
ssontinsnte iiihren, 1T Der usbsrihnB sin
iebr betrddtl,4er. Muf ben Bremer
Dampiern bes Norbbeuti&en 2lOnb be-
trdgt er 10 his 20 Trojent. auf ben
nod Stalien Sthenben gabrjeusen oer.
ielbsn 2inie iogar 100 projeut. 9as
beibt, flr iebe buutsrf Mann. bic BON
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-21
III o dIeu-1 1irnTd,au.

Sie RrpOlutiou III NraiIlieu.
"A. Sep t.--yonoou, cter euoetrore
ne Hspeibsn bepeiieu. bag 9omirul Wecs,
Der Set,blsbaber Der bruiiIioniidsu Rsbelen
flotte, isins Srobung. be iorts pou Rio be
,Souciro bombororen N lniier Uobr gsmuht
bat 8ur; Dor llbr geReru Oor9su nab:
men bic Sdille Der Rebeucu bre gluiiteuuus
nor ben sorts umo beeauu tur; ouruui oos
lomboroement Ter erite SdDue wuroe al
foro oesf loQgm'hires ubsssebsn uub wuroe
er pou Dem Sort. aul oos CT seuttet mar,
prompt erpieotrt lroB oeS Iebbailsu 6eu
ems pou beioen StIteu puros bod bsBlit
peuis <doten, uenisheuo N Der Staot, al
9eri6tet 1es groB Der l'erluli Der Rebeuer
~, III unbetaunt eessu 3 llbr )ludmittdss
purOe pom 6Iuesenldin Oos SiSnal ssssbtn,
has 5eusr ein,ute1er lmb ;os lid bisroui oi.
Rebsueuhotts pieoer iuriId
Ss ssbt bier oos Gsriidt oaB Die Rebeuen
beute abeuo oas Sombaroemsnt pon Rio be
,SautirO nteoer ouiesnommen babsn.
IA. sept -Suenos aires. Nisr
limb nur bo9n uuuOuiiaupigs Ssridte ibr
bic SepOIutOn in Srorlisn ein9etroiisn, oa
I'IdiOsnt EsriOts nod immsr bic tele9rapbI.
ltbs SsrbinOune bsberribt. lie 6lotte Der
,iuiureentsr iOu cine bsisitiete Stupt BET Rio
be ,>aneiro bomburOrt llbeu, bod III es IN
moSlih. zen JiomeH ocrielbeu IN Sr
iabrurs ~ brinseu Gas aouonenboOt
.,aia9rus" mel ben Rsbsasn III biz oauot.
uno ;par obus ben esru9rsn NioerliauO.
Bon BEN am 6iusuns Oes !oaiens esl'seueu
6orts puros dui Die Suiursenten ssidOlieu,
obns irseub psdeu Griols Tas PuuSer.
idiri "Sabia". bas nod Dem Farasuap
Slub abetsaussn mar. nm cine Reuolte IN
ter Der 1Slotts bel NattO ssrOio ~ perbluoeru.
in ioiort ,ur Sertbsioisuus Don &io be ga
metro ,uriidberuieu porosu lie Wonuldolt
bss 8auonsnboots lirabsutes. oas leit eini'
aen lasen i'm Saisn BON WonispiosO liest.
1T All einen ansriii barcb bic Sniurstutsn
aeiabt uub boraui uorbsreitet. Bon ben 4SS
Oifisisreu Der brohliauiiheu Warins fuo s96
"a ben Rebeuen ubsrsesansen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-21
%ito-paknta.


Su 1T. 8ierre brannte Elm 9eib,
ital nieber unb 3 Bisros tamen in Den
Jlammen UNI. gerluit s5,, 90, ieins
Yeriideruns. @s 1T oies Der Jtpsits
orrt iuuerba,b jrpei Wiounten abse'
braunte 9eibIal.
8orise Node bate Sob. Stein
Sr. bos llRalld ourt Elm auf unbes
iamte @eiis enrltanoeues Jeusr etnen'
neuen aus Baubolj errihteten Stall
neblt BRET Bferoeu 5u uerlieren, tpdbreao
Elm piertes nit Sranopnnoen nod fnapp
euifnm. Die 5amilie beiuno iid am
3ilhe, als Der uabe bort tuObnenoe 90.
ter Die 1lummen iab. (gureta Rplt. }
9lui Der nud Speariiib (9ludSi(ls }
iibrenoen 3lueisliuie Der burlington
8abn ueruuslidte Der gnbumeliter
aelp, inbem ein uon elmer 2OtomOtiue
seihUbener 5lndwd9en stiua 2 Weilen
pom GnglenoOo an elmer YieeuEs aus
Dem Seleiie iprans, 8elp uno ben
Sremler @illiams abDerfeno. Giites
rer fiel jpii9en be S6iencu, puroe
iiberiabrsn unb ausenblidlid sst6btet,
mGbren Der lestere neben bas @eleiie
iiei ru6 nit leidten gerlesunsen bas
pontam.
Ter in 9eidnsniB 81 3e Smet
leiner Sinri6tuns barrenoe WOroer q.
q. 9bompipu loa benz @aleen ourh
Den Sounsertpo Su entseben iudeu. @r
iBt fat gar nidts uno i6etat iebr me
laudOliid 3u ieiu, obuobl er oem
ibm beuorItebeuben urtbeilsuOaSus
Ideinbar rubls entse9enliett.
Spdter. Im Spnntns motbte
3bonlpion einen 8erluh, ieineu 8ued
bur6 cine iiderereWlPtbOoe 81 erreihen,
inoem er 3inob0l5den, bic er iid 81
iammen9eIpart bate, in ga1er leste,
I'M iid nit Ter Sliiiiisteti gu uersiiten.
Die &dbter eutoedten oiss unb binoers
ten ibn an ieinem BOrboben. Seins
Sinri9tuns lit auf Den Z. Sttober ieIt'
seieBt.
Sie Beute Der 9iebe, lpel6e, nie
lebte @ohe beridtet, in 2ohr & 2o6r's
2noen in 6 itelline eInbraden, mar
sr6ber oils erit ansesebcn. Rsbit $3.50
in Baar uro TUten I'M @elammtbetrase
bon ca. al 800. uabmen lie and so
llbren unb Sbmudlahen nit; Der gam
Se Gaub muroe auf 81, 500 @ertb ab9e.
ssiddst. 3peioerGi.be weuisitens iOlltsn
iid oesielben iebod nidt lanse erireuen.
benu itom am oOrlebten Montase ruurs
ben fe binsfeit semadt Ino in iiheren
@ewabrIam sebraht. Gs felsn bem
Shafiner aui bem 3nse Der Darlington
8abn ,ipei &erls aui bic cine Reiieta-
I6e nit perbdhtisem llnbebasen Sui,
i6en iib auf bem Sibe ~ perberger
luhten; er erinnerte iib bes Ginbrutes
in G1eline uno telssraphirte poran
nad Der Citation Giiberuille, Der She
riff iolle Fb 5ur @ntpfansnabme 5lueier
0erbreder bereit balten Saum belt
Der Bug III senanntem Srte, als Der
Benahrihtiste audi ibon nit seipanns
tenn 8epolper Dor ben lleberliiteten ers
idien; fie lieben iid ObnegBioeritauo per.
baiten unb purben nit tnnbideIlen ae.
isiislt in's @eidnsnib abseiiibrt. Sn
Der @eiietaide ianben iih cine GnSaal
llbren uns 5dmudladen unb cine be-
beuteube Summe @elbss. Giner Der
Wsrbaittten ioll bem Sheriff Elm poas
itdnbiaes BeienntniB abselest baben, in
benz er isinen aumpan ais sireu
Der 1beilnehmer an oem Ginbrude Be.
si&tiot.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-21
Nieoer Gbolera in 9omburs.


Berlin. Der friibers Stubioius i'll eeip'
zig. {. Weap, iueldsr snlest bic ,,9bemuissr
Soltsssihlns" rebisirts uHo aIs rabiatsr 80.
,ialbemotrat gait, bat iih isst IN sinem ab.
lbisosartifsI an lsirs eeler formlib Don Der
io,iaIoemotratii@en partei losseiast nit Der
9egrinbuns Griabruns unb 9ta6oenien
babe ibn s,lsbrt, eab Der Stbel eisbtnsdt.
ibs i3utIuitsitaat eiu baItIoiss ,,irnssipinnlt
lei, bem na6,uiasen osm bentenosu Wsn'
i9sn uidt ;ussnnioet msrotn Tonne.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-21
@uupernemr 7iamuu's 5tunts

0ouperneur 4UlWan SluulSi
Bar Rooms" ,puteu III SilosGGrolinn
meileu fir ben eriteu WOnut oes De
Ihaitsbetriebes reft enttduibenoe iiuan.
sieGe Reiultute uui 9ros Der enorm
boben Irsiie birfte lih Die aus cteler
Quelle HeBcuoe Stuuts Reuerue, an'tatt
auf $500, 900, wie erWurtet, tuum duI
ben uierten 3heil oieIe8 Betra9es beldu'
zen. gti6t nit llnrett bemertt eln
8ehlelblntt, ooB ous Stuuts WonOpOl.
eeies 9euau 10 gu ,uirten ihelnt, wie Die
8rcbibltiOns9eiebe i'll uncern Staaten
Die ,5llIter'neipen" ruo S9n'usSler
uuo luuitise sebeime 3runt' 9ieierauten
uerseu lid bereihern, anl Soften oes
geidditstreIbeupeu Stnates uro Der
9eplasteu geuOltcruns. (@D
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-21
pir HDri,enausfubr.

Die in Der uOrisen @Ode erportirte
@ei5enmeuse einldlleBlld WeiSenmebls
besiIferte iib aui 100000 Buibels.
Der llmians oieier @ei5enausiubr ldBt
ii9 am beiten ermeiien, menn man bic
in ben eriten l0 @o6en ees lauIenoen
He6nuussjahres auSseiiibrte Guantitdt
init Der AuSfubr Der entipre6enoen
@Oheu in ben uorberi9en orei Sabren
persleidt. Die nu6'olsenben Sifern
be5ieben ii6 aui ben 3eitraum, Der nit
oem l. Suli besinnt:
guibel
@rite Sebn 8O9en 1898 4S.97S,7S2
1892 33,l77295
1891 4l,396,25l
1890 20,Sl4,777
Sliebe bic Gusiubr fir bas laufenbs
Sabr, wie iie besounsu, 10 uaroen insse
iammt $50 Millionen Vuibels, beraus'
fummen. Sm lesten Sabre itelte lih
bic ausseilbrte y8ei5ennIense aui etpa
100 WillOnen 8uibels. i'm Sabre 1891
auf 225,0OO,OOO uno i'm Sabre 1890
i1idten mir nur LOG, 600, 900 Buibel in
oas Guslano.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-21
Grobss eiiembabmrusiad.

Wanteno, 81. I'm ubr 20 Ninutsn
s.ltsru abatb iubr Der ,,ueits lbsiI bss Big
5our 3usss Ro. As in ben eritsn 5bsil. Der
uuerwarteter @eiie pIoeIid gum Steben &c.
bradt wOroen mar, unb ,ertriimmerts sinsn
Sdlaiwassn nnS ;wsi paliasisrwasen. Sis'
ben Fsrionen wuroen aui Der Stsls sstobtet
uno siue srobs aujobl psrlsst. Sobalo oas
ilnslid bsfannt wurbe, sinsen pon 8antates
anb Dauteno ioiort aer,ts nod osrllnsliidss
itslle ab. bic ssssn baIb swoli llbr sintraisn.
gie 9abnbsamtsn iinb uidt i'm Gtanbs, ben
unslidieIissn yoriau ju srfl6rsn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-21
&ulpbtaub

IL. Sept - WIlwautee, isis. lie
&alobrauos bel Merrill. Wtarlbhelo. Steuens
Eoint limb ourh Rsssu9ilie gum 9roBteu
Sbsiie eeloiht wOroen.
Nus Aiblauo leoo6 tOmmt beuts abenb bic
gio6ri6t. baR bic NalObrauoe ,ineu GuBert
orobenoen Gbaratter anSeuommen babsu
Sprtnabreno trelien in Alblano Earmes elm
bic bre 6eliSuugtn Der gSalobrduoe bdlber
perlulien mullsn usber 900 6rcIwiulse m.
ttritiisten bic SeuerIpsbr beuts in ibrsm Sss
treben, Die Tlommen gu betdmplsn, ais bic
elben lih pon Der Souol ,tnolaner Releruas
ton aus ani bic Staot udliteu. lin ubr
sin9 plogiib oas Naiier aus nno I'M 9Iu
itauosn Die &ertltGtten or Kate Shore uno
9Seiiern 9'a6n tn 6lammsn. DtIt Milbe uno
giotb sslau9 es Die &asSons III Siderbeit
III brir9en. Ser S.uaIm mar entleellh. ene
9roBe An;abl arbeiter perloren Die Selmnun9
uuo mnRten iuessetrasen weroen. I'm noro'
li6en 2Siscoiin III leit oem 10, SuIi TEN Re
sen aeiaaen uno III aueS pouitauoi9 ousse
BORT Sel WiarensO iOueu Orsi 6amiIien III
ben 6ummsn umgetommen ieiu. ,Su Ya'
riibuiue braruie bcute cine groBe TteBerei
nieoer. Iie Naunen erlireteu lib uber cine
5ldcbe pon POO lien unp 9reien
immer mebr nO1 lorcen nm ltb,
SSieoer Gbolera in Samburg.
rs. Sept. - SGm burg. SeIt 6rsIta9
Mitta9 nno bier IL ebcleroertrantunsen uno
) SobesldlIe iuiolse GboIera conitatirt NOR
ben. 1is &sboroen perbsmli6tes oas gor
banbenlsin pou Cholera bis beuts. Die Oil.
jielle Sstanutmaduns pat cine sewaltise
auiresuns pernria6t. SdmmtIihe Grtraus
tuusen ianoen in oeu StaottbeiIen St
lSeors uno CT yauli itatt.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-04

nIarCn were not the only ones outdoors
From the hotels where some of the guests
had to pay good prices for a nail or clothes
hook TO hang themselves up for the night
and where bath-tub was a real palace OF
bedroom; from the boarding houses.
which were equally full, from the trains,
which were constantly unloading thou
sands of visitors, and from the private resi-
dences of the city. came the multitude.
Packed Along Pennsylvania Avenue.
The great avenue at the end of which is
the Capitol and at the other end the White
House was sight to behold once in life
time. Except for passage wide enough
to permit troops to march company front
there was not an inch of the thoroughfare
unoccupied by human form by 10 clock.
At the street intersections the crowd spread
away to the right or left as far as the next
corner. The lamp posts were not over
looked as points of vantage for those active
enough to climb them. while trees within
sight of the avenue were alive with boys
and men. Around the White House and
Capitol building there was a dense throng
In windows and on roofs and porticoes-
at every point from which the line of march
could be overlooked-were the faces and
forms of sightseers.
THE ConqucrinG Hero Comes.''
Mr. Cleveland had risen early. At about
10 o'c lock he left the hotel for the White
House and on arriving there-having been
cheered during the whole route-he re-
ceived another great cheer as he was seen
on the portico. where President Harrison
met him and escorted him through the
door Outside aides were riding hither
and thither. marshaling the escort and
getting everything ready for the start
At last all was prepared AID again the two
statesmen appeared in the White House
portico. Thenagain was the air rent with
cheers as thetwo distinguished gentleman
took their seats in the open carriage ac-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-04

cuuspauieu ny members OF the senate com.
mittee OF arrangements
The Vice President-EIect.
Mr.. Stevenson had also driven to the ex.
ecutive mansion attended by cheering
crowds, and receivin. all along
the line fiattering ovation. and now he
appeared with others OF the arrangements
committee and took seats in another open
carriages. His appearance was the signal
for another outburst OF cheers. In other
carriages were seated the balance of the
congressional committee of arrangements.
members of the cabinet, Major General
Schofield and Admiral Gherardi The line
of carriages passed out of the White House
grounds TO the junction of Executive ave.
with Pennsylvania avenue, where the es-
corting division was drawn up. consisting
of infantry, cavalry and artillery. Headed
by Grand Marshal McMahon the carriages
passed to the front, the military saluting.
the troops whirled into line and the march
to the Capitol was begun.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-04

disappeared III the building, the escorting
column meanwhile passing along around
| the Capitol and taking the positions as
signed, ready for the return to the White
House Messrs. Cleveland and Stevenson
were escorted to the vice presidents room
and MIR. Harrison To that of the president.
! Notables in the Chamber.
The senate chamber had by this time
been prepared for the ceremony The
galleries were full of the distinguished men
| and women of the land. The senators
occupied the Republican side, and the
notables of oficiallife the Democrat side
! There was the diplomatic corps
| resplendent in gold lace and uniforms: the
| supreme court members in their gowns;
the members of the house; the families of
the president and vice president and those
of their successors, department chiefs and
others. Vice President Morton called the
senate to order and the announcement was
made that the pres ident had no further
communication to make to congress-the
closing act of the outgoing administration.
Chief Actors in the Ceremony.
| Then the announcement was made-"The
president of the United States"-and Mr..
Harrison was escorted into the chamber
and seated just in front of the vice presi.
dents desk. The next conner was the presi-
dent-elect, who was seated beside his pre-
! decessor. The chief actor now appeared,
for this assembly was for the purpose of
administering the oath 20 the vice presi-
dent-elect He does not sit. He remains
standing on the step to the right of the vice
presidents desk. \ moment later the vice
president arises and announces his sue
! cessors presence; another moment and Mr..
Stevenson has taken the oath to support
the constitution of the United States, etc,
| so help me God"
4 New Hand at the Gavei.
! The ceremony being over Vice President
Stevenson took the chair and Levi Z. Nor
ton-no longer in official life, but a private
, citizen-retired Tie first official act of
new vice president was to read the proc
lamation calling an extra session of the
senate for the purpose of confirming the
| new cabinet The next was TO swear in
the new and old senators and then a recess
was taken, for the hour of the momentous
act of the day had arrived. The president
| elect was about to tyke the solemn oath
that laid upon his shoulders the duties
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-04

.,,. ,,-..'l" AND OLD SOUTH. the city on
j@a j@.'"' occasion. Tammany alone sent
b.,- from Chicago came the principal
..sI I'iL,y'a,lc organizations numbering sew
.,I- N.'Aareds From Nebraska the Grey
AM, cub from all the principal cities
md NJ. 81 lOs.egations to help swell the throng
AMI we procession which escorted Cleve-
20 his White House home again.
On to the White House.
sea,rJI rI now the report of a single gun is
IA s'u, ~, and as it dies away the clear notes
wts,uhpet wt.a cleave the air and soon there
abs 90. 70 the uninitiated appears to be a
5s u voices. The military wheels into
Ina .I W thF march to the White House,
'ur elylc organizations. prepare. tn fol-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-04

All the morning
there had been
marching 20 and
fro Of the mill
tary and other
organ izations S
which were TO
take part in the
days work. On
every hand was
heard the rattle
Of the drum, the
call of the bugle,
the strains of the
bands and the
words of COM
mand. But those
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-04

the Democracy
TO full power in
all the depart
nents of govern
ment-a red let
ter day in the
is ory of the
party. From all
the states there
were delega-
tions, marching
clubs or promi-
nent men. Never
were b ere so
many people in
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-04

was continuous from
the mansion to the
Capitol. But neither
gentleman paid any
attention thereto by
bowling or other ac-
knowledgement, this
course being a part
of the courtesies of
the occa sion. In
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-04

a'.,- responsibilities borne for the last four
years by Benjamin Harrison. With due
dec"ruH the body dissolved and proceeded
10 - platform NJ the east front of the
Capitol 10 witness this impressive cere-
u.oay
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-04

half an hour the head of the procession had
arrived at the senate approach of the Capt.
tol. and here the official party ali1hted and
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-04

low. The new la-lu..l ,-gtF e.. ,,,- t.Nrrati, (
ehnlr III the leir.a- ,..e-Il,L,'- r,.rfIJ-e,
and acconiPa:."u t.y tti.;t lru. .rAl.u- talks
his place IN b. lite; SAFE Won. IL command
y given and TyltE steady tramp he process
son moves. Oh either s.Gt + PcuusyI-
wanna avenue Is a dense mass Of humanity
and that mass IS one long cleer. extend
ing from the Capitol to the other end of
avenue" -Four years hence, the thought
ful man remarks to himself. there will be
another procession like this. Wonder
whom the people will shout for then. But
that's in the future and he writer is
not prophet. There will be shouting
again-that much can be predicted-but
who'll shout is the question.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-04
CEREMONIES IN THE CAPITOL.

Inauguration of the Vice ePresident-scene
in the Senate Chamber.
The cheer which broke forth at the APP
pearance of the president and his successor
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-04
The Exercise III Detail

WASHINGTON, March $50 help me
God Thee words, the conclusion of the
,s.t spoken by Grover Cleveland as he
,i0od Oh nc platform at the east portico
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-04
Closing Act of the Ceremony.

Again the throng went wild and the
cheers continued so long that finding it
useless to wait for silence the president
elect turned TO Chief Justice Fuller and
announced his readiness to take the oath,
and amid a roar that almost madethewords