Dayton V Herald.
President Hobart requested the new
senators to advance and take the path
Secretary of «tat*, John Sherman, of
Ohio.
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Secretary of‘the treasury, Lyman J.
DAYTON
EVENTS OF THE DAI
President McKinley Takes
Up the Reins of Our
Government
of Michigan.
goat ion, Mr. Morrill, the patriarch of
the senate, was complimented with be­
ing the first sworn in. No exact order
Was observed, the oath being given to
four senatora at one time. With the
fifteen new men were twelve of the old
While oaths were being administered,
Postmaster-general, James A. Gary,
Cleveland and McKinley «at talking in
of Miwtf-ii
a low tone. It was clearly a mo«t
Secretary of the navy, John D. Long,
agreeable change, for the old and new
of Massachusetts.
presidents smiled now and then, as they
Secretary of the interior, Cornelius
thia country.
nodded acquiescence to each other.
waa killed near Eas- N. Bliss, of Now York.
It was 1:05 P. M.,when the last oath
aah., while walking the North­
Secretary of agriculture, James WiL
had been administered, and the formal
ern Pacifc track-
•on, of Iowa.
To compliment Mr. Sherman, hie
President Cleveland has sent a met­
natioss - Isasasral Ball • Basssss.
aage to ‘the house vetoing the imwigrz nomination was immediately confirmed.
tion bill,. Ho asserts in his message The other nominations were referred fo * Thursday, March 4, for the fourth ley and other official* following. Ju«t
before the official party withdrew, Mrs.
that it reverses the national policy in various committees, who took action
excluding, illiterates, but permitting upon them later, confirming all with- time, a native-born citiaen of Ohio, in McKinley and the mother Of the presi­ fumea.
the presence of untold thousands of his dent were escorted from the gallery to
politicalisgitators and anarchists to sn- »ut objection.
countrymen, took the oath which bound the east front of the capital, where tlie
ter the qbuntry.
.
oath of office was to be taken by the
film for four years to guard the welfare
United Stites Arahssssdor Bayard
new president The occupants of the
The re-election of .James H. Kyle to
of the American people. It was an im­ public gallery were held in their plaeee
waa tendered a banquet by the lord
the United States qenate from South
mayor of London.' It is said that not
Dakota determines the complexion of pressive yet beautifully simple cere­ for some time in order not to block the
in many Mm has the Mansion house that body as it will' appear when the mony that marked tbe ascension of procession of official«. Gradually the tent.
contained a gathering so representative
Republican party comes into power William McKinley, soldier, lawyer, chamber waa deserted.
THE PRESIDENT'S SPEECH.
of British life and achievement as ao-
March A It will be composed of the representative, governor, to the high
sembled to honor Mr. Bayard.
following elements:
office of president. %
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Direct charges of bribery and at- Republican«.......... ..42 I Sliver i
i bl lean«
The crowd had wai^d patiently in
The popular demonstration of the day
tempted bribery were, mad* before the
front of the stand erected at the east
was
unique
and
a
,
shining
success
in
Kansas state legislature at* Topeka.
Never in the history pf the nation has every particular. In beauty, in taste, wing for the procession from the senate
The chargee wore made in open ses­
chamber to appear.
sion. The names of the accused were the delineation of partie« been so un­ in novelty the decorations were incom­
When the retiring and incoming
certain
as
will
be
exemplified
by
the
parably
superior
to
anything
ever
seen
spoken outright, and warrants were is­
presidents stepped,on the platform arm
sued for the arrest of ths oulprits. Ono senate to be organised at the beginning in Washington. The magnificent body
in arm their appearance was greeted guidance of Almighty God. Oar
of the men impliooted.was arrested be­ of the administration of President Mc­ of regular United States troops was
with a thunderous roar. Cleveland now
fore he could make his escape from the Kinley. No party as control in the more numerous than any gathered
since Grant’s great display at the close
capital building.
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of
tbe war. Seventeen sovereign «tates
The state senate of Oregon after a predominate in degree they are abort of
had'citiaen« in the parade, and over
Session lasting nearly fifty days, at
a majority, eveb after counting the
which nothing could be accomplished, free-silver senator« like Wolcott, Hank­ sixty civic oiganisations helped to swell
its magnificent proportions
has decided to dissolve and go home.
borough and Carter, who are true to
Along the broad avenue on every open
Tbe attitude of absent members made
the party, while differing with it on space were erected grandstands that
all efforts at reorganisation appear
the most important • political issue of .were not only comfortably covered and
hopeless, and it was thought best not
the day.
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of pretty architectural design, but ap­
to add to the complications of the pres­
propriately decorated.
Tbe citiaen«
ent troublesome situation. The deci­
sion to quit wss brought about by the
All differences between the house had «pent money liberally to beautify
failure of the house to securethe'at- aad the senate on the postal appropria­ their, houses, and, with the aid of
tendanoe of a single outride rnemlwr.
tion bill have been settled. The sen­ thousand« of flags of every kind, loaned
by the national government, Pennsyl­
Another filibustering ' expedition has ate amendments havs been accepted
vania, the great artery avenue of the
been successful in evading the vigilance Whichauthorises, the postmaster-gen­
city, w»« turned into V'rainbow "of
of customs officials «nd are on their way eral to" use the unexpended balance of
bright color, in which “Old Glory”
to Cuba with arms, ammunition and
predominated.________
supplies for the insurgents. The expe­
dition Is under ootnmand of Major Cas- facllities be may think proper; $50,000
■ m « m ob the Streets.
troverdi, a young and dashing Cuban for a transfer service between St Louis
The line of march of the parade was
patriot, who wag formerly with Maceo. and East St Louis, adding $182,000 to longer than usual, fully four miles,
It is said that several men have taken the allowance for railway postal clerks, made so to ease the pressure of specta-
pasasge on the filibuster for Cuba and and «1*0 the senate amendments strik­ torn in the central part of the city.
will enter the ranks of the insurgents. ing out the rating of .the salaries 8f
To witness air this display there was
The destination is thought to be the postal inspector« at $1,200, $1,400 and a mighty gathering of American people.
mouth of the San Juan river.
-- , $1,800. •
Even up to noon.railroads pouted thou­
The ouilookfor the opening ottbe K
the smend- sands into the city.
Colville reservation is now mid to b«
«tf'fang ?ut^e tern for marine
All the grandstand seats were taken
very unfavorable. The matter is in the free delivery for Detroit Th«, senate'« early. Price« of yindowa were phe-
hands of the conference committee in raise of the amount for transportation nomenal, $25 being the lowest for a
Washington, and several amendments by pneumatic tube« from $50,000 to ■ingle window ««and- price« ranging to
$150,000 gtqnde. '
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are to be considered in connection with
1800 for a three-window room. Cal­
tha. original-bin.-*“The chlYf interest
vin Brice, ef Ohio, paid $1,000 for an
center« in the placers at the mouth of I
The bill amending .the «hipping laws avenue room for a day at Willara’s,'
Hunter creek. * Upon a large bar in the ' was passed after adding a proviso that with luncheon added for a small party.
Columbia, fifty heavily arnxed and de- it shall not change the law forbidding
DxeorKMMi la th« CHy. .
termined men ace in camp, mostly flogging in the. merchant marine. A
A «tiff breese flaunted flags, banners
ranchers from the surrounding country. senator said the bill as drawn was in
Camped just below them ona small bar the sailor’s interests and did not re­ and bunting in the air,'adding pietur- ------------------------------------- ■----- -------- r
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1s a small 'party commanded by Detec­ store flogging, but to please certain «•queneas to the broad avenue, from faced an inauguration audience for the , than upon the God of onr fsthire, wW
tive Joe Warren and ex-Sheriff Pugh. "wise men” the provision had been or­ ths treasury to the capitol, packed with fourth time, once more than any other ' has so singularly favored the American
people.
They are spid’-to be the agents of the dered.
president As McKinley walked down ' people in every national trial, and whe
The center of the ijitereet of the deo-
federal syndicate.
.
Gordon of Georgia, had inserted in oratioha of the' oily 'iri£ Pennsylvania the platform the yells and shouts be- . will-aot leranka as, so Isug an ww ebey
came deafening, and as he stepped upon ' Hie commandment» and walk k^aMy
A addend isystch from Manilla to the record an account of the extreme
Madrid says over 2,000 insurgents were simplicity of the Washington and avenue, stretching, an unbroken sheet the raised platform he felt compelled to in His footsteps.
of asphalt 150 feet broad and a mile acknowledge them by boyring right and
The reeponsibilitiee of the treat to
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killed In md&nt battles fought with gov- ▲datas inaugurations.
long, from the capital to the foot of the left He then took a’ seat The press which I have been called, always ri
ernmeat tfoops »at Si tang and Las Ma-
treasury, and thence, after a short
against the stand was so terrifio that grave importance, are augmented by
rimas?
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The state department has been in­ break at Fifteenth street, for another women screamed with pain and several‘ the prevailing businem Kiu Mli—i, rw-
Another report .is current that the
mile
and
a
half
past
the
north
front
of
fainted.
| tailing idleness upon wiling Inbev and
Spanish oeptain-general in Cube, Wey- formed that diplomatic relations be­ the treasury, past the White House and
Meantime the procession from the lorn to useful enterprise. The eoaatry
ler, wMl step dogo. This time it is «aid tween Venezuela and Great Britain, the state, war and navy departments
senate continued. All the time 40,000 , is suffering from industrial diatarbaarce
the refect fo baaed on the tory highest which were interrupted some years ago, to Washington Heights, . • \ •
people were straining,to keep up the.( from which speedy relief mart he tari.
autbofit^« The reason given for hi« have been restored, and that Juan
The
great
trough
of
buildings
from
,
desire Io nUrq Jg the rele««e pf ; S m - Pietria, the present Venesuelan min­ the capitol to the treasury was a wealth termendous applause.
ister to Germany, has been transferred
guilly.
of bunting. There were flags of aU na­
Take« the Oath, v
Our financial system needs sods reri -
The national renate held a Sunday to Gerat Britain. This will leave but tions waving from the windows *
one
step
to
wind
Up
the
whole
embar
­
McKinley
arose
and
uncovered
while
«ion;
our money is all good now, but its
■ereion, st which the principal businem
Chief Justice Fuller, in flowing robe«, ' value must not further be thwrterK««
traniaeted wap the passage of certain rassing apd critical Venezuela» con-
administered* the bath. Tbe new presi- It should all be put upon an enduring
items pf the sundry civil bill, among troVeh^, • tKe" taifared ratification ' by
The presid^tiaj family party arrived
which was the river and harbor appro­ the Veneauelan oopgre«« of the.arbitra­ at trie capital at IL40, and entered the dent kissed the targe, gilt-edged Bible basis, not «abject to easy attack, mv
presented by the bishop« of the African its stability to doubt or dispute. Gur
priation. The attendance at the session tion movement
east reserved gallery. Mrs. McKinley
Methodist church to seal his oath. The currency should continue uiMier tbe sw-
was targe,.only thirteen toeing absent.
and her sister, Mrs. Barber, took front
people continued to roar. Holding a pervision of tbe government. The sev-
Mrs. Eva Rodrigues, wife of Briga-
According to call, congress will be seats. Mrs. McKinley, «r., was two manuscript in his hand .he turned to eral forms of our paper wmcj- offer, in
dier-Gedgntl Alexander Rodriguesf of convened it»- special session March 15. ■eats from Mm. McKinley, jr., and the
the multitude, and, lifting up bis my judgment, a constant rinbuiiMs
the Cuban insurgents, has arrived in The new president will send a mnosnago two bent forward frequently for an ex­
hand as in admonition for order, began ment to the government and ten ante
Key West Of her recent arrest and to congress calling attention to the change of happiness.
his inaugural address.
balance in tbe treasury. Therefore I
treatment by 8p«mish officers she re­ .state of the government revenues, and
The diplomatic corps entered the
lates a pitiful story of persecution. urging the speedy enactment of a gen­ chamber at 11:45, followed a moment
ley delivered his inaugural, as it was without. diminishii< the eueelatia*
She tells of being subjected to the in­ eral revision of the tariff.
later hy the chief justice and associate deemed advisable for the president to medium or offering a preminm for its
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dignities of the Spanish soldiers and
justices of the United States supreme
partake of lunch at the capitol instead contraction, which will psveewt a rem-
together with sixty othpr lyoipep ghs
court. Members of the house of repre­
Judge Turney. Washhigton’« newly sentatives then entered. There was a of following the former custom and edy for those arrangements which, tem-
was driven handcuffed, thtough th*
halting the parade while he took lunch porary in their nature, might well. ■
■treets of Santa Clara to a felon > pri­ elected UniiM State* ierihtor,announces •tir when the renate officials announced
at the White House.
son. Her release was finally obtained t^at hia policy In the 'Mate will be to Vice-President-elect Mr. Hobart, who
fovor « protective tariff, the protection stepped to. a seat Mar the presiding
through Consul-General Lee.
officer’s desk.
The United States supreme court has
The capital city never looked upon
rendered an opinion in'toe case of the
such a perfect parade as that which es­
island«. <■
steamer Three Friends, seised Novem­
At 4^20 President Cleveland and corted President McKinley from the
ber 17 last by the collector of customs
Preaidèut.-elect McKinley entered the Capitol to the White House and then
for the district,«*
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It is whispered among tbe Ohio con- main doors. Attention was riveted at passed in review under his eye. The
forfeited to "
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i, under grsMional delegation hr Washington once en ihéne two'central figures. - Mc- feature of ths splendid pageant was the
■action 5,228 of tl)» ipriaed statute^ that James P. Boyle, private secretary
Kinlayfond Cleveland were Seated im­ perfect balance between its contrasting
known as thi ie neutrality
act. - The
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opinion fully au«tained the position of pointed consul to Liverpool, succeeding
wai shown in the handling of the 20,-
the government, reversing the decision ( Jame« C. Neal of Ohio. Ths Liverpool officer, facing the senate and crowd.
OOOor more men in line.
Members
of
the
house
of
representa
­
of the distriot court for the southern post is worth about $80,000 a year,
Amid the merry spectators a hearty
tives filled the entire body of the hall
district of Florida. Chief Justice Ful­
on the right «ide, and On the opposite round of applause and a reverential un­
Th* Pr**ld*at’s Approval.
ler dslivered the opinion of the court
covering of heads was called forth by
He defined neutrality to mean: Ab­
The international monetary confer- area mt senators and senators-elect.
the passing of the limping and battle-
stinence from participation in public, i enoe bill is now a taw, President Cleve­
Ths VIes-Prealdent lw»m In.
scarred. veteran« of the war, now but
private, or civil war, and impartiality land having signed it this afternoon.
A« the presidenttata^arty took seat«, few in riumber, but of sturdy heart.
of cfMate. toward both psrtiea, but
With the president and Major McKin-
Vice-President Stevenson arose and in­
manitenMnoe of unbroken peaceful rela­
vited his successor to step, forward and ley in the carriage were Senators Sher--
tions between the two, when the do-
bill over the presideat’a vete by a vote I uke the
°1 °“0* Hobart, ad- man and Mitchell« Behind the presi­
mastic affaira of one of them is die- of 108 to 87 F
T
<1 » to.
a »K-
—» raised VI-
vanced
the J
desk,
his right dential carriage, riding in solitary state,
turbed, is not neutrality in the sense in
hand, and took the oath in accordance was Mr. John Addison Porter, secretary
which the. word is used when the dia-
of the president-elect.
The cabinet
with the constitution.
turbance Ms 'acquired «uch head as to ' The president has signed the' bill to
• Stevenson then delivered his valedic­ officials and other dignitaries followed
have demanded the recognition of belli­ a|low the bottling of spirits in bond in tory address. He thanked the members in carriages.
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gerency.
which dietillert are greatly ihterreted. with whoni^ie bad been, .associated, for
The black horse troop forming the
Governor Lord, of Oregon, has re­
their many kindnesses, and wished president's escort fell in at the rear of necessity of maintaining so large a grid
ClilaanB D«1I vmv 4.
reserve, with ito attendant ami inevit­
ceived a letter id reply tp bis requête
The note d th* powert notifying them God_ speed in their future delib- the carriages. Following the Cleveland
to Speaker jReed asking fh»t the bill for
troop oame Colonel Cecil Clay, com­ able temptations to «peculation. Meat
the relief of Indian war veterans be per­ drawn from Crete witihn six davs bro '
Vice-President Hobart^ speaking in mander of the District of Columbia Na­
mitted to come up in congress M final
tional Guard, with a glittering staff of
consideration.
The speaker
says:
aides. There were 1,200 men in this
that this ttecision is irrevocable, pnd '
’’The pressure çf bustaeq» at the cloee
division, all in the uniform of the na­
««n 6? Ayiny
that miare to comply with the powers'
-
of the session renders it difficult to con­
tional guard. The line moved down
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Senatorr.,
To
hay$
been
fleeted
to
demands would result in serious conso-
sider any particular measure, especially
preside over the senate of the United the avenue through a black mass of •ure, we are right, and
one WhicbDM not been diacuteed much . «
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before the house. ” This looks as if
A fifteen pound codfish, recently ex- would prise, and the manifestation of
there MHof- ihuch «bow for the till at amlned bf the fl«W warden-of London, 1 confidence which it implies is an honor
With the night came the crpwning
this session of congress, and no action was found terhavo «.roe containing *,- which I sincerely appreciate.
My
can be taken at the special session.. -
872,000 eggs.
gratitude and loyalty to the people of glory of the inauguration. The resi-,
deuces and public buildings were aflame
the country to whom I qwe this honor,
Thq Elks’ lodges of Tacoma, Port­
with lights, the streets were crowded passionate examination which the rir-
and my duty to yog’ as Well, demands
land, Sesttte and other Northwestern
Berlin, March 5.— At Nenwied, such a conservative, OqeiUblwand con-
cities foe preparing to send big delegar
sua K si ^ jwi «Ly
J
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— a . w
tion«-to ti» Mitin-»npiit mrrting of the
Who drew «word« ip «elf-deMta^ of yoUfinta» m «ball promote the well
tab were oblige^ retire V the eta- | being and prosperity of the people, and
tion. Thereupon the mob stoned the ** ths rem* ti™. *nn**.~. >k.
•roes the chromatic firework« which
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piIT-IIanil muionsneii tra-
quietly working for month» and believe W .
anai^hy. Numerous arymta wqqa ditions which have contributed to make illuminated the city in fitful gleam«.
THE INAUGURATION CEREMONY
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tí..
•A
a
to mud » train load of del<«atea to Min-
A
mm Will V-
■ WTJHN a
<»i Î «bim
piRyll
Of* -* -
through the Northwest.
» it
hqldneea.
ed the navy portfolio in the k
A
The-iutfrW-the bicyclist ah-
a
a
. this tribunal the most distinguished of
the politician«
the legislative bodies ef the world.’'
cieiy. There
their
McKinley and thwaew mistress of the
Wfaidbwhall be
never