New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-01
VORLD'S T1IR AMENDMENT.
TIE ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE AGELEs TO TIE

TIE ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE AGELEs TO THE
PROPOSED CHANGE ~ THE CONSTITUTION.
Chicago. July 3I.-Thc proposed constitutional
amendment providing Ir the issue Of S'O1poJO IN
bonds by the city 4 Chicago 10 aid the World FAR
has been adopted by both house, II the Legislature
at springfield. The oinoAiDu- words II at al' IN
the provision that the bonds rhouid bc paid y the
CITY Of Chicago aud not by the state Al large were
stricken ont This makes tie c0n-titutiOnll amend
mcnt secure, a, the Joint resolution can be signed by
the Governor Tor it. publication before August J.
Secretary Dickinson. of the National Worlds Far
Commission returned from his eastern trip lat night
He Joined the sub committee Of the Comuiittce "t
Permanent Organization at Philadelphia ten days ago.
and attended 10, sessions In New York Washington and
Cincinnati beside the Vaualc Information Obtincd bV
the committee important results likely 10 come from
thc trip. President Palmer has been convinced thaf
10 time j, 10 be lost in making preparations for the
fair and he Will De here IN few day, 70 urge the local
hoard 10 20 10 work Al once. lie viii rcOnvcuc the
National Commission Do soon the locI board l.
ready 10 report plans Of buildings and 10 make ts final
financial showing This. II j, hoped, may be done by
The middle Of september. Mr. Dickinson corrected two
or three report, Of the doing, Of tic committee that
have created considerable comIpcnt.
General Cfoshorn Ia, not declined the dircclorgen
eral,iip because it was not rendered him Robert T.
Porter received offer Of the Office Of Chief OF the
bureau Of Awards. Neither the Office Of Chci
of The ureau of classification and Catalogue offered u"
Professor Goode These gentlemen were employed to
prcare "A classified list OF exhibits aud their duties
Will not require 10 exceed seven or eight weeks
The sub committee Ia, gathered more important
information about the management Of Worlds falrS'
aid Mr. Dickinson. than can be found anywhere
else i'm the country. In few days 1t VIII meet
herr, to prepare It's report. and President Palmer
viii be here 10 consult with The Local b0uu. tU
The work viii be pushed With al me NFVi
thc president command, ana lhInh w w
one u thr most important results gi thc coli,ec i >
work The travels Of the committee nave be"n d
wonderful advertisement o m" fair ana nave lea ~
d.cussone that have cleared away great many "Is
rud,rstandiugs concerning the exposition
Trom suggestions received at PMlahclphia anu
<cvr Yorl, President Palmer bccamc convinced Ila'
mis- was most important elomcnt In making prcPI
,ti,ns for the fair General GOshOrn Mr. Me- prlnlc =
arJ other. Impressed him the fact that the hr''
,bior 10 do was to have "A classification OF eAhbi
MIR Porter and Professor GOode had been rrc9Hleln ~
49, tc ablcst men IN the country to make tlls cias
alton and Tie secured their service The plan oi lne
tuJidinJs cannot be prepared until II j. known 10"
,l ov bihit, are be classified. Colonel C. h. poin.
= man nf remarkable information concerning worn
tirs will assist these gentlemen. Colonel "9IN"l
Tii, classify the agricultural and stock eNhlbs. NJ H.
-, mon y have the entire work IN hand ana iicl
aro expectcd 10 complete it In forty or fity days