Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-28
wOBLD's FAIR NOTES.

The Chicago FURNITURE mhnuihc-
tufers, Association, which has mem
bership Of 2i0, and an aggregate capi-
tai Of $50 100000, proposes TO make
united exhibit Of mammoth proper
tion In the furniture aud upholstery
line.
Some rarc old curios In the way Of
saddles aud ancient harness will pro.
hably be seen At the Worlds Fair. The
National Association Of Saddlers hiss
decided 10 raise s35, 200 for an exhibit
OF their trade at the Fair.
The monster manufactures and
liberal arts building requires more than
200 On loads OF lumber, or AOOO,OOO
feet. liz flooring alone, and fvu car
loads Of nails TO fastcn II down. Three
electric saws ARE kept running night
md day saving and sizing the lum-
Ter. Twenty buildings Of the size OF
the Auditorium, or 200 houses - by
90, could stand ON this mammoth hoor.
AquntIc fowl. Of all climes will prob.
ABLY swim about In the lagoons OF
Jackson Park durIng the period OF the
fair. The llst includes widgeois, YEA
rulls, swaps, brown pclicans, storks,
sand-hill cranes, American Wild geese,
toulouses, fiamingoes, snow egetes, ana
scarlet Ties. The purchase OF at least
ten OF each species OF the birds ne
enumerated was recommended.
The great dome Of the Administra-
ton building, which will be the most
conspicuous architectural feature OF the
exposition, and the four smaller domes,
will be covered with aluminium
bronze, q newly discovered amalgam,
which " said 10 glistcn brighter than
gold. The contract for gliding the
dom.s has been let for S5i,OO0.
Ceylon has sent, through Sir Henry
Wood. u request for space upon which
TO build n tea house.
Pueblo, Col. In raising money with
which TO cluip and send to Chicago n
cowboy band"
Nearly 500, 900 Of Insurance has a ].
ready been placed on the Exposition
buildings In process OF erection.
Director General Davis has made
report to the committee on awards la
which he says that lI2 Jurlcs, embfac'
Ing $50 Jurors or judges will DO peces'
sary Mt the Exposition.
The party which, under the direction
Of Chief Putnam, Of the department Of
sthDology, OF the Exposition, has been
making excavations OF the mV,inds In
Ohio for three months or more, met
with rare success on November near
Chilicoth-, In making one Of tn. rich.
eat nnds In the CENTURY In the way OF
prehistoric remains.
The Mascouta!i Kennel Club Of Chi.
cago has adopted resolution asking
the American Kennel Club 10 recog-
nize all medals bestowed nj theWofld's
Fair.
Tho Polytachnic Institution, Regcut
street, London, a. previously an
n0unced, Intends TO conduct series OF
excursion tours TO the Worlds Fair for
the accommodation OF people In mod.
crate circumstances. II has now con-
tracted with the Inman Steamship
company, which owns tho "City Of
l'aris,n "City OF New York; and
other fast steamers, TO transport parties
weekly. II IL planned that each party
will spend two days In New York;
visit Philadelphia and Washington,
stay week la Chicago, and return TO
New York by way Of Niagara Falls
and the Hudson river. The tour will
occupy ABOUT n month md cost not TO
exceed ~ guineas, or about sl2s. II
" reported that already nearly hall the
membership. hav, been taken.
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si,y, one Of the flneat taxidurmi-l. In
America, IL preparing a notable sx-
hIblt consisting OF about 1850 Of the
largest mammals In the United States,
Including buffalo, elk, moose, antelope,
deer, mountain sheep and goats, Wild
cats, wolves, bear, etc, etc.
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LEI collection oi m. INCONVENIENCE us.I
Inv tho .,fortx 'nIn.rsi, In .,alIfornia.
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Norway, nas oeen sppoin'cu commits
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ho.uIlh. concerns mas oeeh iurh'sheu
Minnesota; according TO NJ. u. HArri-
son, enc Of the national commissioners
OF that stale, VIII raise al least sl5O,OOO
for n display ut The Exposition.
Prof. II. A. Hazcn, acting under IN.
structions by the government,s weather
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