McKee bade the assembled party fare
well and took their carriage to go to
ex-Postmaster General Wanamaker’s
for lunch and then to the station for
their departure for Indianapolis. As
they walked through the public vesti
bule he was given a hand-clap by the
newspaper men present and responded
by raising his hat.
Harrison was closely followed in leav
' ins by Morton, who drove away with
Senator Teller. After spending a few
minutes in the parlor President Cleve
land, on the arm of chairman Barrett,
accompanied by Gen. Schotield, pro
ceeded to the reviewing stand and took
his place there. Then the members of
the cabinet went out again and with
them some ladies,
A hearty cheer greeted President
Cleveland’s appearance on the review
ing stand and the shouts redoubled as
he took his place in the conspicuous
projection of the structure, where ho
stood during the parade.
He was soon followed by Mrs. Cleve
land, Mts. Stevenson, Mrs. Lament and
other ladies who had been with the
presidential party all day. They came
at a moment when the crowd was in
terested in the passage of the troops
and their presence was unnoticed as
the president appeared before the mul
titude and while the cheers were yet
sounding in his honor, an aide of the
grand marshal, stationed opposite the
i eviewing stand, galloped at full speed
down 1 ennsylvania avenue and gavo
the signal for the march to be resumed.
