Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-28
ARRIVAL OF Ii HUNG
. TRIUMPHANT PROCESSION.
prsldtnt q y,liud aud Perry Leave
Buzziris boy TO Receive
the Envoy.

NEW York, Aug. 2s.-rho Amen.
,,n steamship st. Louis from South.
,up,ou, August 90, having on board
ii Hung Chang, Chiness special en-.
,,y.and suit, WIS signailed east OF Fire
f,lsnd At nino O'Clock this morning.
she should reach q iaraniine shortly
after neon.
Tue ~. L,uia arrived OIL Quarantine
hig.sl aud was immediately boarded
b. General Rugor aud the government
vsleoming ofilcero from tho crulsoF
pslphln, who extended 10 the Chinese
ya,e,man To behalf OF President
Cisyelard welcome to the Uulied
s.aicS. The 81. Louis slowly moved
no tho bay, surrounded by all
tinds OF gully decorated crafts
vlth this Dolphin quite near hur,
70 tho music Of tremendous
ehofus OF steam whistles ana q c0ntiu.
urd fusliale 0i giant fifCcrAokers. A.
The 81. Lluls noafed the American
feet n saluts IN honor Of the Chinese
visitors WA nFoi from the flagship
New York, gun by ruu, until twenty
one shots were nfed. Ton other war
,hlri dipped their colors aa tho II.
Louis plfied. They presented n mag.
pincrnt appearance anu woTo watched
with the greatest interest by the Chi.
uefp tmtafsauuI'a suit from the part
ilfo Of tho upper deck.
AZ quarantine II was learned that
III Hung Chang stood the voyage 70.
mafknO'y well aud hal not beon at oil
Wuith
Tho 81. Louie moved Up the harbof
10 afeltt Of Triumphant prgcuaslou,
greeted ON all tldVB with footing steam
whistles and nihersaiuiOa aud reached
tao dock al 1890 y. N. The party was
unatso ~ lhud until later, owing 10 the
delay In warning tue ship along the
hiu Of her wharf.
All kinds VI crafts were dazzling here
anl there IA tvrrybldy's way, tut
mlraculously otoauinR accident. The
Yellow standard 81 China was Loudly
ghoereu by tue crowds about the
wharf,
Tue Chinese PARTY was received nj
100 pier by guard OF honor OF marine
l1ianlTy anu an immenue crow
Which was with difficulty Kept btck
nm this approaches by tho policr.
The Cninsas standard was hauitd
Gown from tho American lluu steamer
~ the Chiuesp cnibassadOr landed On
the wharf anu entered the carfiagu
with General Rvgof. In tho next
raffiape wcfo Tao rAl ~, MsI9r Won
Hanutk and q mtmuor OF the sian VI
Cen. Nusef Ia the thifd carrin 20
utfe Lord IL and vile. Lon Frng
Luh anu anvtneg einn ilicef. Atsr
them came carriages clutsinlng the
Chinese minister, Chiuose consul Rni
lhtlr suites, accompanied by otati M.
otit. Tho carriages were pfercuru
by a detachment OF the Sixth cavalry,
another detachment bringing up the
fthr. a detachment Of mounted 20.
Ice headed the procession when
moved away amid loui ohtefipg. Ihu
iouto OF procession was guarded by
police and den0ely packed with specie.
tou. bunting was displayed ON MI
Sides, the Chinese standard bring
tssn every here.
General i&lgcr WIS tue hrH, Amer.
can introduced 10 IN Hung ChRng on
the ~. Lsuip. lhey shook hand.
Then tho general said; "AmbassadOr,
/ am here on behalf Of the United
States government and PRECEDENT
Cleveland 10 bid you welcome 10 this
Duntfy."
Inc translator told tho Ambassador
what no saij. lilo stated that he IN
unu,ood. la Chiuete he sald. 81 am
glad TO DO hero and l thank you for
inlp hindneee. am glad 10 know
you"
The dlHtinf ulthed Chinamnn was
quiet In dsmeanor, speaking In low
voice. That no Ia not without humor
vas evidenced by the expression upon
hls lace when he saw n horde OF re-
rorlefs. lie said; 1--WE have no report.
tu In Chinp, but SEC they have some
htfe.h
When tho dock was reached The
gang plank mad nnnily been Put la
pgsillon when col. Fred Grant stepped
W. The Ambassadors lace huamed
WIN smiles ne no grasped the c0l0neRs
maud and shook Il warmly. lilo con.
Vefsed with him q few minutes -ru
'ltn entolcd his carriage for convey.
sheo to Waldorf hotel.
CLEVELAND orr FOR NEw YORK.
BuzzARDs BAY, Maze, Aug. u.s.
rftsiuuut Cleveland, accompanied by
Fhyaie Secretary rhurber and Aliof-
hsy General Harmon lott hero for
New York al lgii5 o'clock this after.
noln 10 attend IA reception to III Hug
Nhang. The party nre on board the
Steam yacht Sapphire.