The sun., 1891-07-03

Thss . resr-thicsec, msvise Get tse
Fs,r rhroush Politics, 10 n 70 Now 20,
noos's-'rhe Nsuessi Cew-isssss Oct si
IL 50 Fac as . votee IN Its Cestret u
Conceraea-seversiC Chissse Schemes.
Prom ns Globe Dsmoyal
,h,nrnAsdo hCnICAsdo, June ?2.When ohlcaao gets,
sWorld's Fair. 10 somsihins ike fiitssn ,oi
has bsen put toactLer. a site has been ioun,i
!hs SUN total Of POSITIVE accom- @ pisSmsn q (.
put u a NEGATIVE way the results have
wSs. es
YIN. yyha. L has hen, ben decided shoq not bs
live days 10 nndoing, who're one. thing stands
Ssv. Ss .ctlsh there + f. the dsnsssd ri record o.
certain "baekipe and filing" 'ChieIe. views
cred. SO there has. y III The nature OF things
the .arly inception Of a great enterprise must
%, pe a.,snded by SO many reversals and recon-
II wisdom has. been learned by the past
ord rar II tns On e. so%ss ae.
!,ut there will have to be moro harmony than
there os4s WAS Few days when nsmbsTs q
hurled mean insinuations 81 each Other and
wound up a personal discussion BY dark refer
hs Hs sss ihsn s
Chicago: ofcourss the details Of the row were
81 tns Esaaa ana Los: Eas
to rsaass e 4, 56s paSlis!ty Of !As anpl.sssnt iea.
mss1 SSe i wss ss he
Hp hs s sSs fcsa nss sss
began to run on the same track;
II tho ,t Chicago brand OF Batslo.ism the dol:
saving. But the National Commission. has
sInn,., s9me well;devslopsd ideas about matiSnsl
there In ltT,, the local twin asks Whenever a
pproposition ts advanced. On the other, hand.
hS n;r haSaa s m twn prosInims tba taat Morlds
holds the sIamese managemept together sus.
VI, commercal eonsideratI on is the case,
a. possible the tie ths, Bind ). J. T6is policy
came cam ever Very near being the enl Of DO h Chang
II Reference and Control con -isting OF eight
Ma ,ional Commissioners and eight Local Di-
aeatos. Of the real II progpess ogre 50 which ' has
Pee been r onde has come since the orSaptzation OF
ut sd 70
lhSsir MS homes n s and attend to private business.
ons na 1t nst the , insins Of the
X
days ago the eight National, Com mIssioners
81 sna %otS ehSss e.
sa was ssrssd ssns nsa t
so.s had f. @ Ss,Fn
and Endorsement Of the National Gommission.
=, A very cnterpris.ng gentleman named Ham
Columbian expedition. lie was entirely vt
home In the headquarters OF the Commission.
authority Tor what lie was doing. Mr. Wiekes's
scheme was thoroughly ChieAgoan.. That is to
Gammissionsrs came to Chicago in haste Mr.
,Miekes had made 4 start toward The success OF
Ing companv II b"omsrs. @ f'v Who wers a 's to 20
abroai on grand tour and talk Worlds Fair
On tho Chicago plan 10 tho nations Of the earth.
bian expedition. They ere to have credentials
from tho manag.ment and We're to put up
seass sfs o q dsus
10 find people with means more or less recently
*RH 0h sSsS es m IT, RRos
n,lsred. There was charm about being one
OF sixty representatives OF the Worlds Fair.
pensation. The credentisls wond be an open
,ss ,Sssms ne e almost sny oIl %SE,d &, dor yhsse
!umbian Expedition had pleasing sound.
M, Mickes's prospectus was ailurne: His
fm'ed LIST was g, Gf%Ming when the National
The Board e Control was called together in
haste. Mi " Wickss's desk room was suddenly
then the Board, in the intercs' OF national
honor. proceeded to put auietus In advance
iutions Of length we're adop:ed. They set forth
the earnest raquest that nobody should receive
any r.coEnition abroad M as %orld's @ Fair rep rep.
duly signed by officers of the National Conn
mtsson, and also duly STAMPED with the big
TO the Government at Washington will the
request that coniss be forwarded Immediately
pors rbe neesusty y' Of romn
was i'm. ressed in order Tint this or any other
C0MIhmoa MnID an eSpeatipn mght be beaded of:
the expedition seandal,th The row occurred 10 tho
tors on tho lionrd is Fred 5. Winston He is
the son OF the Chicago gentleman who had a
IL ehsa s the ., Ae
dent, Cleveland. sir. Winston is lawyer and
furnishes. advice to Charles T. Ysrkes. the
When the matter Of S luechng tho Columbian
expedition and all future propositons OF that
nnboitled the wrath which The rommsrclal in
forest in tho World Fair ha' been storing up
fnrsome time galnstthe National COMMISSION.
sheSd run the FAIR I That Was Els osie S
Then he proceeded in strong language TO Inn
mi;sionsrs were responsible Tor the delay that
b ad occurred. He charged that they had mis-.
interpreted their functions and had assumed
powers which did not belong o them. ln brief
he poured out criticism. inSinuation, and de-
nunciation like an oratorical volcano. The
Board sat as II pa,ayzed. al bu, one man ].
was " s on his ie@t as soon ms Winetnn took III
seat. There has been growing in the National
Commission feeling OF disgust at the purely
view which Chicago takes ot the |
mir. st. Clair was full OF this feeling, He lot
himself out In Il sreech which was scat tbing. |
As he went on he paid bis respects to w lnston !
personally. In pai liarnentary language he de- |
rlarel that II Winston had uttered b 8 insinua-
would have had his head broken.
After 81. Clair sat down Judge Martindale |
got M and tried to smooth things over
Winstoneat through ST. Clairs vehement at
tack without showing any signs Of Leo mi q |
ruIied. Those who were aud ors say that st. |
Clairs speech was terrific. Bur nothing ser-
ous came OF the eneonn'er bstween Chicago
ply was In tho form Of several questions, to |
which 1t. Clair replied with an explanation OF |
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