Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 18, 1891, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEL, MONDAY MAY CHIEF EXECUTIVES IN OMARA. How Five Presidents Were Received in the Gate Oity. NUPTIALS OF TWO SENATORS' CHILDREN. Tributes of Respect from Loving Hearts to Presidents Grant, Hayes, Arthur, Cleveland and Harrison. The first presidential visit to this city was made in 1870 by President Hayes, who was on his way to California. The party con- sisted of the president and wife, the late General Sherman and wife, General McCook and one or two other personal friends. It was accompanied from Canton, O., by Sen ator Manderson of this city, who separated from it at this point. The distinguished vis- ftors were met at the depot by a committee of leading gentlemen and driven tbrough the city, out to Fort Omaha and thence to the teain which awaited them at the depot. The president evineed a great deal of interest in Omaha which then, however, hud not donned the metropolitan attire she wears today. The president was shown the property on North Sixtecuth street which ne had previously purchased, but which he tater sold to good advantage. President Arthu President Avthur paid a visit to this city in 1883, He was not, however, making a tour through the country, but rather a novel and entertaining trip to the National park He was accompanied by Senator Vest of Missouri and the late General Phil Sheridan, The party was admirably equipped for the journey. They were accompanied by two press corresponcents, though a cor) newspaper representatives had preced them to the point of disembarking on the Union Pacific at Rawlins, only, however, to e disappointed, General Sheridan refusing to allow the scribes to join the The president and s were mot at the depot in this city by a delegation of citizens who regretted the aetermination of the former to Visit 1o towns on the way to the park and ex pressed the hope that the journey would be of uninterrupted rest and pieasure. Generai G When General Grant was returning from his trip around the world he paid a visit to this city which is still remembered by hun dreds of Omaha's citizens. L . He had landed in San Francisco on Sep- temuer 15, 1574, and reached this city over the Union' | urday, November 1, of the samo year. Thousands met the distin guished soldier, traveler and ex-president at the depot. Notwithstanding the day was dark, cold and blustry, thousands also lined the streets along which the procession was to pass. A large number of the business blocks were decorated with flags and streamers and the occasion was generally observed as a Hon. George W. Linmnger acted as Iu the procession were four teen police under Marshal Westerdabl, the Ninth infantry band and a battalion of that regiment, a light battery from the fort, Com- G, Second regiment, Nebraska national guards, Union Pacitic_band, the fire depart- ment, Brandt's band, Lyran singing society, Union Pacific_shopmen, several civie so cieties, the Mawnnerchor, the universiy ets from Lincoln, Custer and U. S. Grant posts, Grand Army of the Republic, city band, Company H, Second re . Ne- braska national guards, while the rear was brought up with a long line of floats, illus- tratve 6f4ig. yuevcautile and mechanical in terests of thavcity. The column moved along Tenth, Harney, Ninth, Farnam, Fifteenth and Dodge to the high school. The general rode in an open barouche clad in a heavy overcost and wearing a silk hait which did ggt, by any means, appear as if i, had buf tly come [rom the hatter's block. He was™accompanied by the late Generay Crook and Mayor Chase, When thoe procession reached the high schiool grounds not less than twelve thousand people had assembled. The stave was thronged with prominent people from at home and abroad, among the latter being Governor Nance, who we'comed the great general in behalf of the state. Mayor Chase extended to him the welcome of “the city. To these specches General Grant replied in a short and simple mauner,and from the reply the follow Ing extract 18 taken : As I have had oceasion to say, several times since I left San Francisco, we stand higherabroad and infinitely better than we did twenty years tgo as a nation and as a people, and, as the result of which today, the credit of the United States in the Earopean markets is higher than that of any other couutry in the world. We are move highly appreciated than we appreciate ourselves as a whole. I will say that, as individuals, we do not speak well enough of ourselves. [Laughter.| Ladies and geatlemen I say again 1 am high- 1y gratified to meet you here and thank you for your kindaess.” |Cheers. | After the exereises on the hill, a reception was held in the judge's chamber in the custom house. The two companies of militia roferred to ucted as guard. The chamber was beautifully decorated with flowers and evergreens. Thousands paid their respects to the great man who was assisted in the veception by Senators Saund- ers and Paddock, In the evening at the Withnell house, on the southwest corner of Kifteenth and Har- ney, the general was tendered s banquet, by leading citizens of Omaha, being orted to his seat by General Crook, jovernor Nance, General Manderson, 8. H. H. Clark, Senator Saunders and Mayor Chase gecupying seats at the same tablo Tnere were but two epeeches delivered, the committee restricting the oratory to the ef- forts of Senators Paddock and Saunders who at that time, represented the state in the national senate. ‘That night the general was the guest of General Crook wt Fort Omaba. In the morning the general's son, Colonel Fred Grant, with his wife urrived from Chi- cago and paid a visit to the fort, The following duy being Sunaay, Goneral Grant attended divine service in' ‘tho First M. E. church, then on Davenport street near Seventeenth, where an eloquent discourso was delivered by Rev. T. B. Maxfield On Monday morning the general left city being escorted to the Blufts by M Senator General Mande Rosewater, L. Kimball, M, R . C. Bonnell and L. M. Bentiett, ssident Cleveland. Cleveland made his holiday. chiel murshal the President first e and only apvearance in this city on Octover 3, 1887, Ho was accompunied by his wife, Postmaster Gen al Vilas and Bissell and Daniel SLamont, Private secrotary. ‘The presidential party was met at Council Blufls, the train reaching that point over the Northwestern road, the committee on re tion comprising Measrs. J, A. McShane, M. Woolworth, Senator Manderson, Dr George L. Miller, George W. Holdrege, W, A. Paxton General G. B. Dandy, Max wife, Colouel his excellency’s Meyer, James E. Boyd and Charles H, Browu, The traw comprised the cars Alfatra, Velesca and P. P. C. When crossing the bridge and about midway botween the banks, the party assembled in the drawiug- room where the president was welcomod by Congressiman Meshane in the following words “Your excellency, i behalf of the people of Omaha and Nebraska, 1 welcome you to this great stato and to our city, which'is the largest in the state you are about to visit We are gratitied to see you in the west, and grateful that God has preserved and protécted yourself and wifo through this journey, Wwhich has happily been oue of satisfuction 1o all your friends. ~ Wo hope that the remain derof it will be as pleasaat ns that which has already boen passed and that you may return at its close improved and beiefitod to your arduous labors in Washingtou The prosident was evidently {l-at-ease and in replying, addressed the congressmon us “mayor’ an error which he did not after- ward corvect. Heo said: “1 return to you my hearty thanks for this cordial weicomie to your state and the kindly refoerence of interest in the termination of my journey, Iam sorry I can not stay much longer with you in the promising aud grow- Ing west. But, though [ am compelled to go vooner than I would like under the circum- Mtances, 1 have no doubt that your energy will enable me to see what I would otherwise ose for waut of tume." 18, 1891 When the train_arrived on this side of the river it wus met by Acting-Mayor Bechel, Governor Thayer and Senator Paddock. The president stood near the rear door of the train and ex-Governor Boyd stood almost beside him. Dr. Miller stood but a few feet away and suggested to the governor that he 1equest his excellency to make & short speech, if only of five minutes’ duration. he suggestion was offcred, but. evidently without relish by the president because he immediateiy replied ; “No, no; what's the use of wasting tima when 'we've got so little to spend. But, if you want me to, I'll do it No, no,"” said the doctor, I don’t want to delay you.” Carrlages were in waiting as were repre- sentativos of the city council and not fewer than 10,000 people. In the presideritial car- riage rode bis exceliency, Mrs. Clevelan Governor Thayer and Congressman M Shane. The carriage was drawn by four magnificent black horses, The body of the conveyance was literally veneered with flowers of all tints and colors, 1mbedded in the floral panel of the door, in tiny pink immortelles, were the words “We gréet you,” A beautiful archi was erected at the corner of Sixteenth and Farnam streets which was artistically decorated and streamers and mot- toes floated from windows and hung across the streets of the presidential drive, At the high school, from which a view was taken of the city, an arch was erected on which wi graved the words: “God specd the man who does the right.” Inthe procession the Second infantry of Fort Omaha took part, as did a number of civie socictics The grand lodge of the Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias, was in session in the city at the time and added a great deal to the offect of the procession by their gorgeous uniforms, “The democratie state _convention had been held on the preceding night and its delog saluted the vresident as he passed the ton hotel, After an extended drive through the cf the party took the t & St Joe, and W Joseph, President Harrison's Visits., This recent visit was the fourth of President Harvison to this city. He first passed through Omaha in 1552 on mained ov United tine. His second visit was on the occasion of the marriage of his son, Russell B., to Miss Mamie Saunders, daughter of ex-Senator Suunders of this city. ‘The nuptials were solemnized in his way to Helena, and re- for several hours. He w ates senator from Indiana at the Trinity thedral on the night of January S, 1884, The event was the most notable in social circles for many years in this city, and atteacted” a great deul of atfention throughout the coun- try. On the accasion the president was ac- companied by his wife. The bridal party left on a tour after the reception, which wa hotel, at which place § family were then residing. Senator Harrison and wife remained a coupie of days andt hen returned to Washington, At that time the gentleman’s name was beginning to be men- tioned in connection with the presidency, but he would not allow the matter to be dis- ed in his hearing. third visit was made in the summer of 1888, when he (the senator) was the guest of Senator Saunders, His fourth visit to Omaha was as president of the United States,and his welcome was not be dimmed by that of any distinguished gen- tleman who ad merited the hospitality of the Gate City. held in the Paxton snator Saunders and e Gessler's Magic Headache Wafers, Curesall beadeches in 20 minutes. At all druggists m, S.W. cor. 16th and Dodge ts. ,cures cancer and all chronic diseases, 1 in Favor of the Chicago ilwaukee & St. Paul Ry. The new Palace sleoping cars of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry., with electrie lights in every berth, will continue to leave the Union depot, Omaha, at 6:20 p, m., daily. Passengers taking this train avoid transfer at Coun- cil Bluffs, and arrive in Chicago at 9:30 a. m., in ample time to make all eastorn connections. Ticket office, 1501 Farnam street. F. A. NaAsH, J. E. PRESTON, General Agent. City Passenger Agent. The Paxton Hotel Fire Did not effect the hotel proper in any wily 50 as to interfere with the operation of the house. Only the annex was dam- aged and guests have been carod for without the interruption of a single d: ANNOUNCEMENTS, The “Twelve Temp ns'! on Sung next come to Boyd's opera house for their second cugagement this season. This beautiful scente production will be witnessed with in- creased interest, as it hns been brightened by new costumes and spe cial features, S poisons tne blooa: DeWitt's Constipation Little Early Risers cure Constipation. The cause removed the disease is gone, TO CINCI URN. o, On May 17 and 18 the Burlington route will sell round trip tickets from Omaha to Cincinnati at one fare, with hoice of routes via Chicago, Peoria or t. Louls, and good to veturn until May 23. This is an advantage offered by no other line. Passengers leaving Omuha at 4:80 p. m. arrive in Cincinnati at 6:29 next evening; leaving Omaha at 9:20 p. m., arrive in Cincinnati at 6:39 the see- ond morning. For tickets, sleeping berths and full information, apply at city ticket oflice, 1223 Farnam street. rpet Beater. arrosted last evening rings from Thomas ilon, Twenty-third and Bavenport streets, Walker was empldyed Saturday to can some carpets at the Scanlon residence. While there e stole the rings and decamped. Mrs, Winslow’s Scothing Syrup 1s the best of all remedies fov childreh veething; 25 conts a bottle, Dishonest Charles Walker wa for stealing two gold est But Mistake Chicago Times. 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