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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-06-23
No. ice for Publication,
LAND OFFICE AT NA,LEY. IpAHo,

June 10Th. $50.
Notice is hereby given hat the following psncd
settler has Gied hctice Of Ills inteitoa to make
fna, prof IN SUI part of Ills claim, sud that sal
proof will be mad. before the Register shc Re-
ceiv4r ut Haley, Idshc, on July Il, ls90, viz:
Charles y. Fs,iss. Tor the : IN EA md = 5
4, Sec. 81, TIP. l., NRi5, T.. He names the
following " tn' 1855 10 prove US continuous resi-
dence upon and cultivation Of saia lard viz: Her.
nan NJ. HE, Sig.l Morrill, John Lainbre;h. Fred.
Hast .ngs, all OF Crichton Idshs.
II. o. BILLINGS, Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-06-23
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory OF Idaho. In and for
Alturss County.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-06-23

Territory of idaho, County OF Alturas, as:
I. 9. j. SELwYN, Cashier of the above-namcd
bank, do solemnly swt ar that the above statement
IL true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
G. j. SELWYN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this goth day
Of May 1870. w. II. WATT,
Notary Public, Alturas Co.
Oorrect-Attest:
A. J MCGOWAN.
j. c. FOX. ! Dire ters
NJ. MCCORMICK.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26

Order has been restored in ManiIi in
The mahajarah has ab,l,catcd Ia t@vor 0
MS brother.
The dock labcrers' un on Thursday ca
bled i5) pounds To the stri ing dock lab
orers ut Sidney, N. s. w.
Oct has been decided upon rs the dat,
or the conference OF tic Irish Nationals
party to be he'd in Dublin.
Tie Italian government has deci ed I
stop the payment ot subsidies to steam
ship companies after the present contracts
xp.rc.
A violent storm prevailed Wcdnes la
mt Cc.te, Frnce, compelling the totai
susrensinn of traffic and aoing mucl
.da.nage to he railways.
Cnsati's book, desc i9ing his experience
in Africa, Is almost ready for publication,
The copyright for Germany has alrcadi ;
lcen dispo scd of for large sum.
Brigal d are making havoc among sucl
tourists as are rash enough TO ex pos,
themselves, to the d IN tsrs of lower Epirus.
Gases of highway r,Lbery are OF frequen,
occurrence, and several mmders Eayt
been committed by the bandi s.
The stlike of miners IL Siiesia is not eN
pocted to as sumo very large proportion
The dtmn d made is for eight hours as {
days wcr and ouly n clmparativel
small numle. Of men nre aficc Cd. l. l.
thought TINT a speedy settlement VIII
reached.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26

Halifax Claims that No Hostile War Yes
sci Can Enter Her Port.

tAdtttak claims that No HnStlle war Yes
sci Can Enter Her Port.
HALIFAX. n. s, Sept 2j. Thousands
Of spectators witnessed the Ehsm naval
attack Oh this llace Wednesday,. The
wa ships Bcllerophon, Canada aud
Thrush. shortly after s O'clock, opened
the Battle by attempting to make land
ing nc II Herring cove, but the big guns
of that place compelled the slips to re-
tie ii the direction Of York iedoubt M
der tnll speed.
When thy camo within range of the
last iamed fort the BelIefophon and
Thrush let go broadsllas Simultaneous
ly, The heavy guns ut York redoubt re-
plying so hotly that if the battle was
real Admiral " atsOa and his fleet
would have btcu blown to atoms The
fleet continues mp the harbor at rapid
rate, meeting VITA brisk firing from
Forts Ives, McNabs, Claence and Ogil-
vie, the fleet firing as they went. The
battle lasted forty minutes.
The military authAitics here claim
that he result Of the maneuvers low
that had the fight been real one not
ore of The vessels could have passed the
York redoubt, as they would have been
blOwl to atoms: that The British North
American $ ,uadron is wholly too small
to sucee sfully attack n place SO w4ll
fortified rs Halifax so that no vessel of
an enemy could enter the harbor in the
/ ine of war
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
women at Tie ro1ls.

BIHGuASTToX, N. ", Sept. 2G,-A5
Thursday 's,school electio here over 800
women casts their ballots, the largest
vote of women ever polle1. Active
electioneering was indulged in by many
Of the ladies. and several leading society
women voted The wife of one candi-
date drove around in her carriage all
day bringing women to the polls to
vote for her hus' and In some districts
the majority Of voters were women,
and in the whole city nearly rs many
women as men voted The geed orde,'
which The attendance Of women at the
polls prodaced was generally comment
I'd on
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26

OTTAWA, o.. Sept. g Tuesday night
Sherman Lines, u barber and ID l..
Leo, n .arniture dealer, qMrraled, when
Loe drew revolver and tired at Lines.
" 40 also pulled II revolver and com
mencoG firing, six shots we're cx-
changol, and bth were fatally
wounded. Both vii !eaye families.
The trouble grew OFT ,f Lee placing
some distractions in the pathway lead
ing from Lines shop t. his home beyond
Lees store Both have been placed un-
der arrest
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26

SAN FRANcIscO. SEPT. 90. 7 he cap
tain of the sealing schooner Maggie
May" which arrived here "wednesday,
reports having spoken the whalers
John" and winthrop. On Aug. Is.
the winthrop" sighted large whale
and two boats were sent sitter IT, As
soon as the whale VI strdck by har-
poons. it wrecked 10th the boats by
striking them with It's tail Two a tho
men were killed and another had beth
legs broken. The John and win
throp' had eight whalea.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
Another Gnso,jno victim.

ERIE, Pa, Sept. g Mrs. f. j. Nc
COnnell. a leading yonng society lady,
was frightfully burned while pref airing
fo Il party, She had cleaned a pair of
Nd gloves with benzilc. and then
struck match to light tie gas for
warming the cTrling iron In m instant
she was in II flame, Although prompt
assistance arrived, the unfortunate
young woman's clothes were burned
of from the waist ur She is frenzled
with pain, and is believed to be fatally
burned
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
Trouble in The MllunuAe. schools.

MINIATURES. Seft @G.-The thirty
seven public school principals in Mil
,vGuIsoe threaten t. strike unless given
VI advance in wages Independent of
heir regular salary as principals they
receive &!.50 a night for teaching in the
night schools al Il under the name of
the District School Principals asiccia-
tion they have sent communication to
lie school board demanding their old
WAGES
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
Tim. Swiss nrhcllinn.

BELLINzoNA, Sept. 26.-There is great
rejoicing among the revolutionists over
the report of the Federal council to the
National assembly. which says the revo-
luton was not made by the canaillc,
but by responsible, rich, intelligent citi-
zcns who risked their lives and FOR
tunes This is taken as n National
sanction Of the revolution. The late
Prcsideht Respini says the Federal gov
ernment is compounding with the mur.
derers and traitors.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26

BRIDGEPoRT, Conn, Sepr o. AT th,
annual session of the National council
Order of American Mechanics Wednes
day the following officers for the ensLin.
year were elected: National couno illpI
Challo3 H. Jewett, OF Salem, Mass.
vice council +, Thomas b. Chapman
of New Haven: secretary, John Seayer
Of Philadelphia; trrasu er. Josep
Shinn, Camden; ma shal, Il. e. Hill, Vi
of Milford, N. H.; protector, Il D
Ludlam. Jersey City; doorkeeper, john
Woltby. Alliaice, o. 1t was voted tC
holl the next annual sej ion at Troy i.
ScDteulDlr, 1891.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26

New YoRK. Sept. 2G--A special to
The Herald from Chicago says: An
application has been made before Judge
Gresham, for n writ If habeas corpus in
behalf Of Michael Schwab, the Anarch-
ist. now serving q lite sentence in Joliet.
Schwao's counsel . { forth ~ the main
reason that Schwab was not present in
the state supreme court whel his case
was passed upon. A letter was read
from Gen. Butler indor5ing the applica-
ton. Judge Gresham will pass upon
the matter on Monday next.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
county Judge Shot While mnntinc.

AUGUSTA, KY, Sept So While out
squirrel hunting Wednesday morning
county Judge George l.. Bradford WAS
accidentally shot i'll the face and neck
by James Bradford, colored. Three
shots entered his right eye, destroying
that organ, and one penetrated his
throat and is giving him trouble, il
being difficult for him TO swallow. Ills
injuries are painful, but not necessarily
fatal
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26

"lhfohb WoODRuFF. tbi Ght, eTcUui
gcd and urged the o ltinuance Of fh
pr OF polyGNmy, /, therefore,
president of the Ghurcl OF lcsus Chlis
o. Lttttr Day Saints. do | 9. cby, in the
most solemn manner, declare that tn,
charges mr. false. We are not teaching
pplyRnny or plural marriage, nor efmi,
;iig ATTY j,eisoh to enter into its practice
and deny that either forty, OF any Other
number of plural marriages have during
that pel1od been so.emui ;ed in our tenn
pies. oi any other plac4 in the terri
tory, One case has been repoWes
in which the parties alleged THAI
the marriag was performed in the En
dowment house, in Salt Laae City in th
spring OF 1850, but have not been able I,
learn who performed the ceremony,
whatever was done IN this matter wa
lone without my knowledge In con8e
lrence of this alleged occurrence the En-
Own.ent hou.e was BY lny instruction..
ralsen down without delay. Inasmuch NJ
laws have been enacted by congress for
bidding plural marriages which laNs
have been pronounced constitutional b
the court OF last resort, do hereby de
clare my intentibn to submit to thos,
laws, and to use a& my influence with til.
members Of the cllurcI over which | pre-
side, to have them d like wise. The t i;
nothing in my teaching 10 the church, OE
III those of my associates s during the timt
specified which can reasonably he con
strued to incIll cate or encourage polyp
amy, and when any elder Of TIE cAuru
has used language which appeared TO col
Wy such teachings he has bcel promrti
rcproyed, and now publicly declare tha
my advice TO the Latter Day Saints Is e
refrain from contracting any marriage
forbidden by the Law of tle land
WILFoID WooDRCTF,
President of the Church OF Jesus CnIisl
Of Latter Day Saints
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
ChiId Attcn,nt. Suiclde.

NEWARK, N, j., Sept &C. Little Ger
trudo E.senbors, ged 10, Of No Is
Prince street. attempted to kill herself
by taking arsenic. he Wis taken to
the hospital and it i, Thought she will
recover. She will not say why she took
he lo.son, lut it is thought the
meant 80 Kill lerstlf becau o fhe
Thought she had been ill-,rcated by her
mother.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
A MANIFESTO
Issued to the MOrmOEs BY Presi-
dent Woodruff.
They Are Called Upon to Ro-
frain from Polyganay

And Obey the Laws OF the United states.
The Charges That Poiygainy is Being
rrae,icel in the Territory, rs Has
Ercn Alleged in Recent Press Dis
pa;ches Declared to BE False.
SALT LAKE Sept. 26 The following
manifesto has been published here:
I" when it may concern; Press dis
patches having been sent from Salt LAX,
City which havc been widely published
for political purro'c to the effect that
The Utah commission in ther recent re
port To the secretary Of ths interior a,leg,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
CONGRESS
Two Hundred and rwenty-Ninth Day.

Senate-A number of bills on the calon-
dar were passed The conference rePor;
on the managers of the soldiers home
was adopted. The United States court bill
was passed
House-The resolution eXpunging Mr..
Kennedy's speech from the record was
adopted-yoas 15l, nays 30. The general
deficiency bill report was then then up
and the French spoliation claims item
non -ooncurrel in A further conference
WIS asked Senate bills were passed TO
rension Mrs. Gen. Fremont. Mrs. Gen.
Crook and Mrs Gen. Mcclellan
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
O'BRlEN AND DILLON.
Great Interest Taken in the Trial at
Tipperary.

Great Interest Taken in the Trial at
Tipperary.
DUBLIN. Sept 90 Monday Tipperary
presented an animated scene, the town
being full of visitors from the country,
10 witness the Forthcoming trial Of
Messrs. OBrien and Dillon, an extra
ordinary number of police being on
duty to preserve order. 1t is expected
that Timothy Healy, who is to defend
the accused, will have no difficulty in
exposing fatal defects in the proceed
ings upon which his clients are deprived
of their liberty.
A large number Of the members of
the Irish Nationalist party are in at
tendance upon the trial The court
room in which the trial is proceeding is
crowded to its utmost capacity. Thou
sands of observation-disclosures and sympa-
thizers with the prisoners went to
Tipperary Thursday morning carrying
shillalah9.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
Was q Isetrlbasion .

DALLAS, Tex. Sept. 26-B. G. Cox.
in Jail for the murCer of George
Thomas. cut his throat Tuesday and will
die. Cox's vife died the other day from
grief becaus. her husband was con
lined in Jail for The killing Of Thcmas.
whom be slew in n ora rel over u settle
ment. in which the snm in dispute was
less than 81. The condition Of Mrs.
Thomas adds another fal feaiure 10 the
case Right after her husl agd was
killed she was taken i'll Gnl is not ex-
pccted 10 recover.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
Persecution of the Jews.

LONDON, Sept. misunderstanding 26.
Russian official denials, persecution OF
the Jews is proceeding vigorously in
certain rarts of Russia, and especially
in South Russia. AT Odessa numbers
of Russian families have recently re,
ceived orders to quit the country, and
are leaving for England or America,
upwards of 600 Jewish families having
been expelled Trom Odessa within few
weeks. Thousands of Jews. mostly Of
the poorer class, have left other parts
of southern Russia, and they suffer
greatly from privation and exposure
while on their way under escort to the
frontier.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
Fou:h Ov r a Woman.

G2oRGETowN. Ky, Sept. 2G.-Zack
and Nat Wilson, colored, quarre.ed
over woman Tuesday night and en-
gagged in fight, in which Hack was shot
in the bowels and Nat. III the thigh.
Both are seriously wounded, with The
chance ngninst their recoXcry.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
Tclcgrnnher.' Sir.ke.

Louisville. Sept 9G.--All the tele-
graphers on the Mackey system struck
Thursday morning aad the roads aie
compelled 10 rud on the old tins card
II will cause II great deal Of confusion
and doubtless no small loss to the sys-
tenn. The cause of the discomfort is
said to he the disparity in salariea as
compalcd with other railroads.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26

Thomas J. Condor, member Of par
Lament for the eastern division of Tip
perary. was arrested at Limerick Thurs
day ON warrant sworn out at the time
the warrants for the arrest of Messrs.
O'Brien and Dillon We're issued. Mr..
Condor was conveyed at once to Tip
perary.
When Patrick O'Brien was brought
to Tipperary Thursday by the officers
an encounter took place between the
police aud the Nationalists in the city,
in which the latter were wantonly
clubbed. John Morley narrowly es-
cared being Drained with a burly con
tables baton.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
Tnnnlcd Antcll,. Recor.,

KANKAKEE, ILL.,, Sept 26.-Ne!son,
the Maine stallion, Wednesday, trotted
n mile at The Kankakte track again II
heavy wind and made it in 2:l2, thus
equaling Axtcll record. The first half
was made in l:04 81, but coming down
the stretch, ia the last half, he had to
face heavy wind. or he would have
lowered AEiell's time
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26

GUTHRIE. O. Il. Sept @6.-The first
bank failure in the territory occurred
Wednesday morning, when the Capitol
City bank suspended payment. The sus-
pension is but temporary. it is clailled.
and the hank is expected TO pay all
rlninla in frll
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26

COLUMBUS, O., Sep 26.-Lcu Houk
the mcltd murderer ard confidence
man, had the gnll to call upol Gov
crnor Campbell Wednesday to rcmon
strate against the thef executives att
tude in rt gard TO his releuse from the
lCnitentiarY.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26

WAIa,Ex. O.. Sept. 2G.-Drillcrs on
the Kennedy farm. three miles east Of
here. struck heavy luliricsiing oil,
known 10 the trade rs Mecca oil The
strike creates excitement here.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26

PORTLAND, Ne, Sept aG.-There was
a heavy frost all through this section
Thursday morning. In Teighboring
towns the mcrmry went three or four
degrees below the freezing point.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26

that plural mar.
RIGGS are still
J eing solemnized
and that forty 81
more such nni
ri ,ges have teen
coma cted il
Utah since las
June, or durinl
the pust yea; al
SO, ,ihat in puh!i
tiiscourses I le
ltatlers Of III
C churcl he9 &
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26

NEW YoRR. Se't. ga Letter was
read at tie So q ~ Che pIrtcitant
Episcti al iii c san conl cation Ihurs-
day morning in the Church ( the Holy
Trinity. taiing that Hon. .lohn Jay had
leen run uvcr on the street and aesiOas-
Ia injured
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
Tni,lrmic Of DlphthcrIa.

OAKwooD. o., Sept eG.-An epidemic
of diphthelia is raging here. Twenty
four cases and three deaths have been
reported hy physicians since Tuesday.
All the schools have been closed.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
A REVIEW
OF What Has Been Accomplished
BY the Fair Commission.
m Explanation of the Site
Finally Selected.

Jarkson Pork, Midway Plaisanoe and
washinsto% although D,vided in
Name. Are Practically Go~ Park and
Covne one Thousand Acras-sugges-
ti""s rom Secretary UusS,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
A STRANGE MALroRMArlon.
Twins With Single Drcastbonc horn at
Fairland, Ind.

Fairland, Ind.
FARMLAND, Ind, Sept, 26-There was
born to Mr.. and Mrs Lon Weaver, on
Sunday morning, Sept es, pair Of
F., twin boy babies that are wonderful
curiosity. They are two rerfectiy
formed children in every particular. ex-
cepting that they are both hare-lipped,
having their upper and lower extremi-
ties arms, hands and fingers, legs, feet
and toes naturally formed and prop
erly placed. They are fully developed
in limbs and bodies, and have am abund-
ance of long, dark hair on their heads.
They are regular in features and normal
in every respect, The freak. OF curios-
ity, consists in that they are united to-
gether from near the top of the breast
bone to the'lower part Of the stomach,
or navel. They seem to have bnt ono
single, wide breastbone, forming kind
of partition OF the chest, from which
the ribs start in common for each child
The uniting or connecting part Is almost
as wide or thick rs the body Of the chill.
dren, leaving only slight depression oc
hollow on each side
They are united s .areiy on the breast.
facing each other with n symmetrical
union, and held trmlywith bon, faiqna.
at the point where the union Terminates.
and the separate bodies Eegin below.
Above u curve of bone extends from the
top of the Dreast-bone or lower part of
the neck or collar-bon OF one child to a
corresponding point of the other child,
forming with the single breast bone n
solid and immovahle union. They weigh
twelve pounds. The father is u farmer,
and is 81 years old and weighs l25
pounds. The mother is 33 year, Old aud
weighs ninety-eight rounds. The
mother IS doing we'll They live four
miles south of Fairland, i'll BrandyWine
township Shelby county, Indiana
AGAIN AT THE WHITE ROUSE
The Presiacni's Family Return "a the
Capitol City
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20. 8.- The presi-
dent returned to Washington at $50
O'Clock Wednesday evening after
three weeks soiourn at CiessoD, Pa
He was accompanied by Mrs. Harrioon,
Miss DilnInick Rov Dr. Scott, Mir.
Russell b. Harrison Miss Sanger, Mr.
f. N. Barksdale, Of the PENNSYLVANIA
road, and the representatives Of the two
press associations. The party occupied
the private car of General Sup,rln-
tendent Sheppard. The trip was
marked ey no Incidents beyond tho as
senbling of small crowds at each Of the
stations where the train stopped The
president sal that he fet much bone
fitted by his vacation lie spent the
evening at the White House, while the
ladies went to the residence tt Post
master General WannmakrT, whoae
guests they VIII be for few days
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
wAA1 "a, eeeN AooompllsAen
nn'ssr I" the 0ft-Repeatsa ocsatio,
About the Worlds fair.

Answer Z" the Oft-Repaatsd Qpsation
About the worlds FAIR.
CHICAGO, Sept. 26, Since the close Of
the second session of the National com.
mission of the worlds Columbian ex.
position the question 10 everybody u
mind is. What hAs been accoul-
plished Z"
A summary Of the work accomplished
by the National commission and the
local directory combined is therefore of
interest at this time The ait Of con
gress defining the duties Of the National
commission and of the directorate of
the corporation known rs tie worlds
Columbian exposition laid upon the
latter dual duty, namely the provid-
ing OF a site and raising a fund of $40,
900 600
An Apology
A supervisory duty was intrusted to
the National commission, to See that the
site selected was adequate to the pur.
poses of the exposition aud that the
fund raised was bona fide ana avilable.
The first of these duties, namely, that
relating to the site, has been absolutely
accomplished and the second is rs far
advanced rs the unavoidable delays of
legislation would permit.
IL has been eroneously stated that the
site chosen is a divided one, that half
the exposition would be held hi one
part of the city and the other half releg-
ated to n distant section to which ac-
cess was difficult The idea gained
ground from the introduction into the
site problem of the question Of that
part OF the South park system known
rs the Lake Front park. The lake front,
although reserved as a park, is not Il
park iii the sense understood in Chicago.
that is, it is not under the jurisdiction Of
a park board.
All One Park.
The site selected includes Jackson
park, Midway Plaisance and Washing
ton park, all practically one park, di-
vided only i'll name, and covering to-
gether 600 acres. At the lake front
grand gateway leading to the terminus
of the railroads which will carry people
to the fair, will be erected At this
gateway there will be substantial
building where minor exhibits may be
located. But fot all practical purposes
the exposition will be located III one
block at the South park.
1t now only remains for the city of
Chicago to go through the formality of
voting in laid of the exposition the So
00O,O0o of bonds pledged. This will be
done at the election already ordered to
be held in November. The president of
the United States will be then notified
by the commission that every require.
ment of the law has been fully Tcafried
out, and by Christmas the official
proclamation, melting the nations of
the world to take part in the exposition,
will have been promulgated.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
WITH SHILLALAHS
Thousands OF Patriots EriShmen
Gather at Tipperary
To Hear the Trial of Messrs.
O'Brien and Dillon.

Il Is Thought the Defense Can Expose
Fatal Detects and Secure the Release of
the Patriots letter from the Count of
Paris just Before Sailing for America.
Foreign Dispatches.