Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-21

tendaucv on any one day was l2,Oss on
hlny 90.
Accommodations Tor musical enter. I
tainmeuis at the Worid's FAIR have /
b,cn decided upUn, AMI the constitute /
ton " the hecessaly huiiutu,3 has I
been ordered. rhoy incluIe a recital f.
hail, eating 800 people; u music nall, /
with accommodation Tor l"i plAyrrs, ]
800 singer. and on audieucc'Oi -Ul0j J
festival hall for perform Noes upon /
the largest possible scale, with 200 ]
players, 1000 nugcrt and an audience 7
" 1000. The music hall viii contain % /
Hue concert organ, AMI In festival hall /
viii he placed au organ for chorus sup
port.
The national convention Of the Pro-
hihitiou party passed. resolution favor
iug "n Liberal appropriation ly the
general government tor the Wptlu's
Columbian Exposition, but only upon
the condition that the sale Of intox.
| icatiug liquor uV0n the grounds Ice
prohibited, aui that the Exposition bo
| hep, closet on jhv Sabbath iay."
More than 10000 alyn turca have
| been secured by oillcet- %. the National
! Religious Liberty Association TO the
following petition;
We, tho uudlralgued, citizens Of the
! Untei states, hereby respectfully
but decidedly, protest s-ainst tue
! COngfes4 of the United states commit.
| log the Government of the United
| States 10 a union u religion ani the
state IN the passage o any % u OF 90.
solution b close the Worll'a Columbian
! Exposition on SUNDAY, Ut Ia ANY other
way committing the government to
course Of Vl'slous isgislau9n.
The petition was signed by nearly
! six hundred Chicago lawyer, anu
uumtcr Of TIE judges. The secretary
Of IN" asslcistiOu declares that iully Z,
Dor cent. Of All who are aeko1 sligo
the petition most Will ely,
New York win have one oi the
iine,i state buildings NJ The W0rlj'-
Fair. 10 will be- ninoly feet vide 10y
two hundred fuct long, aud thrur
slufio. high. Inclusive Of donated
material and decorations thc structure
will rsrresrnt an expenditure oi more
than sl5O,OOO.
Dir,ctcr-Gcncral Davis has n'sod
the State Department NJ Washiu stou
70 make puDllc this following ruling re-
garJi ing the placurjiug NJ ln0d1 at tle
Exp Usitiot: "FOteigu exhibitors Ia
tue Worlds Columbian ESpDhtinl
will be permitted 10 ria . uron plpc'
aris attached 70 their exhibits the
prices at which said products will no
cold at the place Uf mguulactute, and
also the pricrs Ia bJut aud out Oi
Loud, or pxrlualvr AMI Inclusive Of the
custom duties In Chicago.
Tho Russian exhibit ut the Wolfe
Fair Will occupy l2u,bl1 square feet,
I a.. H..NN a All
600; horticulture, 1000; live stock, 200;
fisheries, o, SOD mines, ., 100; mEcnIn.
cry, i,lUl; Interpretation, .,duu; manu-
nc,ure-, $1,000; electricity, 30, nne
arts, 100; liberal art, 1900; eihnol'
Ocy, 100; forestry, $500.
. Tho following scedule Of gilltmeuts
OF space In square tDet u foreign ma
ton. la tue Worlds Fair agricultural
builiiug, includes grants VI increase
made siuUe the irsl schedule Oi altos.
ident determined upon some time ago.
AZ finally HXot these Allpimunta are az
/ iollows: Brazil, 1907 Argentine Re.
public, 9,B1j; Chile, 7jli Honduras,
900, Nicaragua l,isu; Columbia, islu
..a, Peru, l,8i9 -, Salvador, sag 3 ~;
Bolivia, 1882 -; San Domingo, 9l-;
. ! Porto lliuo; Ol2, Cuba, l,ili, Ecuai T.
LILO, Guatemlla, O1s; haiti, Nis;
CeyiOu, 1854; Mexico, q n20; GsTpany,
I n, $50; Great Britain, 1850, France,
, | B,s3il; Denmark, l,5Si, Sweden, l,7ji;
, Jagau. 3,uSS.
a syndicate, representing men u
I influence aud money Ia both Austria
aud tho United states, II mSsiug
L arrangements 30 pr lugcc In Chicago
=. during the Worll'- Fair tue t,muI
( Passion Pay exactly ~ II has bo "a
= given Tor crutut.o., NJ intervals VI ton
: years, 10y the polpln Oi Obet.A
e gau, Blvst,s. The syndicate is Ia.
= c1fporpted W "Tho Original Obsr-
, Ammcrpau Passion Piay Association"
Z with capital stock % s'll,uOl. " Is
Z reported 10 be tho iutUuriuu 10 pres mt
: tlc Passion Play iu Chicago w,th thv
j same eat aud the same q -tun,Ui as
were employed Rt ~ Presentation ~
ubsg.Ammeygau Ia 1880.
rhn executive board " the Aber.
doou Angus association has apptOpJia.
tots 900 Tor pgtsums fug that breed OF
o cattle NJ the Worlds Fair, In addition
. TO the premiums Utorcd by the EEp0si-
lion guthoritios.
A A complete set Of maT1 and illustra'
\ li0ns u the WOTli's kaig blilIiug aud
n ground, h8nl-5mely Illuminated aul
, ftamed, h Ia bn vShlbtui nj the Tx
Il position soon 30 be held NJ Madrid,
!, spain.
Z. More than lOD, 600 cabinet specimens,
% all Of them fine ones, have alfes y
I, been secured Tor the mineral exhibit
10 which Colorado will make at tn,
YDrh'a Fair. Besides these the many
Dderrnt producing uinet Ia Tho STATE
have agreed 10 furnish In unllmiteI
quantity, specimens " their ote-. IN,
& state School OF Mines win make
valuable aui comprehensive ,c!ratid,
@ display. one Of ths Aspen mines ha
Udurcd several thousand dollar, wuTti
I OF oliver Tor "a Statue OF pure meta
Hymuolical NJ the states mineral rg
II sources. Companies aud firms In
,rrostci will make q very complete *
, hiUil OF marbles, coal, clays, buIldinl
y stone, roofing slate, mineral wators
etc. The State Agricultural College
" nu1ny other things, VIII exhibit Gro,
secllOns OF all native woods, the
grasses and dora Of the State, sud col
lection OF inse;ts, injuri0ua ani 9th ?
WiHp, Among other notable exhibit
|. which Colorado will make are those o
4. education, sheppard wool, honey, irri
4 cation, tsh, fruits, chi dWVllefs' relics
Is ulc. The counties have added between
10 $4,000 and $1,000 % the States appro
% priation u 100000.
H. Tba Rant, NT.uInlt, ,yN Dl,tt.