New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-08
EARL III ENTERS CANADA.
HE ALMOST COMES TO GRIEF AT The rAi"
NEAR TORONTO-CURlOCS CROWDS
NEARLY UPSET HIS CHAlR-HE
MEETS THE BIG MEN OF
THE DOMINION.
THE DOMINION.

Toronto. Ont. Sept LII Hung Chang and his
numerous retinue reached Toronto late TINS al'et-
noon by special train, accompanied py DIT ''e',,s
JoIv representing the Dominion government W.
r. parmalee the Chinese Commissioned. ana Dr.
IIorsey all OF whom go through win MIN W '
coast Lii did not come into the city proper at ''
but STAYED at the Industrial FAIR whch nc III
spected thoroughly - 49,, ,,
When the train reached Exhibition Statiori Ear
IT. was received by President Withrow ana the III
rootors of the exhibition Mr.. Wthrow briefly wei
coined the distinguished visitor. and expresseu .i'e
hone that he would have a pleasant Visi'' 'o ""'"
tho vicerov replied through his interpreter ex-
messing great pleasure at visiting the exh'p''io"'
1'bree cheers were then given for the \iceroy'
The Earrs retinue anI the exhibition directors
formed a procession headed and followed by police
men and sailed forth 10 see the great lai'' nv
great Chinese magn lte vent throueh tne eN'',o'-
tion in a hurry and nnier great dlirc ui'eS' ~ o"te
90 tbo enormous crowd estimated at fully 1ooo''
noone From the moment of his ar'Wai OH inc
grounds until his train steamed away the emma
man uas the object of the most interse interest
When the procession entered the grounds T: I
the railway station lie main avenue was 'hlcNiy
lined with people anxious to obtain n view ." la
Hung Chang and his famous yellow jacket Inc
first buildng visited was Machinery Hall. where Il
wild rush was made to intercept the palanquln Dear
ing the CONSPICUOUS yellow jacket, but before the
crowd arrived the doors q the machinery pulidihs
were closed in their aces. during Els passase
through this building Earl Ii was presented by
President McNaughton of the Manufacturers As
sociation with maple leaf In gold
When the party left the hall they encountered
the crowd in its full force. With great difficulty
a narrow passage was cleared by the police. and
through this the visitors made their way TO thee
carriage building. where the pocemen VINO eaia. III,
the paIanuuin were allowed n few minutes rest.
Agricultural Hall was next visited and ana tne over
vessta5eS M he Ear Eers The main building was
entered by the rear entrance, and IN this way me rhe
crowd at the main entrance was avoided Inc
worst crush of all occurred when the main en-
trance reached and pause was made while
Mng Ghans Taa@ S hm to- the
ring the of the official reception The crowd
and the police were unable to keep them in check.
The members of the suite, who brought up the
cidedly disagreeabe manner. The visitors were at
no time during their walk properly protected by
edly Earl Ii did not escape. His chair was once
almost capsized in Machinery Hall.
celIency Was received b. iicutenant Govenor Kirk
patrick and welcomed to the & Domn9n Ii spisd
colonies of Great Britain, the greatest colonizing
happest and most prosperous. lie was also &c,
lighted at the happy 20 incidence OF the holding of
the products of the roInlry. His stay was neces-
sarily short but he ~as grateful for the reception
great many notable visitors were then pre-
sented including Sir lIcKenizie Powell. Sir Charo-
Tupper. Charles II. fupper, the Hon. {. r.. Foster.
the Hon. Frank Smith. tre Hon. John Dryden and
The prize cattle and Iorses were then paradcd.
and the programme of sports proceeded. which
his Excellency watched with much interest
until > o'clock. when :hr train again boarded
and the party started Tor North Bay, en route for
the Pacific coast
Niagara Falls. n. Y, Sept LII Hung Chang
was up bright and early this morning feeling well.
tn )ugh he passed a restless night Instead Of walt
ing for the special train. the VIceroy accompanied
by Sir Henry Jolly, Sir A. c. Parmalee and his inter-
prefer took carriages at o'clock and drove TO the
Canadian side where trip through the Canadian
Park and Dufern Islands made. III cvi-
IDENTIFY much more impressed with the view OF the
falls from the Canadian side. and 30 expressed him
self He said 1t was magnificent and sublime
The Viceroy left Niagara Canada for Toronto at
about 1890 a. m
This morning for the first time. L. seemed to
realize the danger which he yesterday when he
struck the ra pidly revolving dynamo in the power
house with stick the stick being knocked from his
hands with terrific force That he a big risk OF
serious injury he now appreciates. His interpreter
saws IL was probably his curiosity that prompted him
TO the act