St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-11
AND STILL THEY COME
The Expo and Pompeii Spec
taele Attract Enormous
Crowds.
monographs to Be Heard by
misunderstanding
Experiments.
Two Reunions of Veterans
Held Yesterday and Two
To-Day.
E. w. McGrath Found Guilty
of EmbeZZlement--Jubi-
liant Democrats.

1t has grown to be SO much a matter of
course that large crowds attend the EXPOSE
lion that the directors have ceased to wonder
at the immense attendance and complacently
look on while the throng gathers and fills
gallery and floor all through the afternoon
and evening. Yesterday was no exception
10 the rule especially in the evening, at
which time the people flock to the building
10 see the many sights and especially the
lower, which, Of course, only flashes its
brilliant hues in the night time Many of the
visitors from the country remained
over, and, of course, spent their
day in another visit to the great
show, probably from the fact that
they had failed to see it all in one day. Yes
lerday the visitors were treated to lesson in
Inc working OF that wonderful new machine
Of Thomas A. Edison's, that transmits hand
writing any number of miles by the aid of an
electric current. The person desiring to sign
the check, or whatever else it may be, has
niue TO 90. piece OF paper, specially pre-
pared: is handed to them, and the writing
done in The ordinary way. 1t is then placed
In the little electric contrivance, the current
turned on, and, in some mysterious
way the, persons own handwriting
is reproduced at the other end of
the line. 1t is certainly perfect little forger.
for the signatures are exact reproductions of
the original, and show the wonderful
mechanism that must be employed to give
such splendid results. The machine furnishes
vast amount of interest for all, and
especially for those interested in such mat
ters
People have just found out that there is
considerable 10 interest them in the hatchers
and breeders on the third floor In these
little modern machines can be seen the eggs
as they ale first placed in, and then chickens
In all stages In fact. they are Matching out
every day. for the machines are far more faith
tul than the average hen. who is not infallible
hs regards time limit and often either takes too
long time at her morning repast or
leaves the eggs in disgust, but a short time
before they are matured. Here all that is
necessary is an even temperature and a. dry
place, and the results wonderful, as there
are few eggs that do not hatch. The cute
little things can be seen but few hours old,
and from that up to those almost large
enough to make first-rate broilers LARGE
crowds of interested people visit this ex-
hlbit daily.
OH the second floor there is fine collection
of japanese and East Indian curiosities
There are paintings and specimens of the
handiwork OF these Eastern races, and also
an image of Buddha claimed to have been
STOLEN from a temple in Lower India There
Is also another image taken from temple at
handelay, the capital of Upper 8urmah. 1t
Is made of alabaster. the head being in
erusted In pearls, and is quite valuable
There is large vase of rare workmanship
from the sacred city of Benares. on the
Ganges.
of course the manufacturing features are
tuIl or interest, as there are many who are
not conversant with the manner in which
INHERENT commodities are made. The cigar
makers, electric welderS, candy manufacture
srs, electric cooking, scroll saving. turning,
printing. and host of other things interest
he people from day TO day. and form an in
itructive feature. The various displays