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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-11-19
coNvicTs IN REBELLION.
Nine Spanish Prisoners Killed and sixtee
wounded by Soldiery.


Wounded by Soldiery.
MADRID. Nov. l6.-The convicts in
the prison at Terracoma, this morning
attempted n general delivery.
Shortly after their cells were un-
locked this morning, at a
given signal, they sprang upon
the wardens, and the latter were soon
overpowered. The alarm was soon
spread and the military summoned.
The commander found the convicts
assembled in the court yard and twice
ordered them back to their cells.
The convicts had armed them
selves with all manner of arms and
advanced upon the soldiers. Before
the latter had time to fire the convicts
were upon them and a hand to hand
fight ensued. Finally the c%onvicts
were overpowered after nine n been
killed and sixteen wounded.
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SrRINGrIELD, Mo, Nov. lG. 1t is
believed here Judge Shcrwood's
honc) that the judge has been de-
fcated by Shirk G~usionist) for tho
supreme bench. His friends here have
been wiring the authorities Of Jetfer
son City for two days about the
matter, but can get no definite answer.
most REPLIES being somewhat evaSive,
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Packers bought 9,i53 hogs yesterday
Armour bought 3.4Ol. Kingan 1885, Fowler
1888, and Dold 1,4)3. Cole bought 81 and
other shippers 274.
Dressed beef men bought 1873 cattle yes
terday. Armou bought lob, Kingan AZ,
Fowler IS, bold 24O, Phoenix packing com
pany I3i, Swift SS5. Davis /, +. d. AR
mour 1888 and local butchers Is.
Receipts since January | aggregate
1.2S3, G73 cattle, Sj,294 calves, 2,09 1897 hogs
and 1884, 37 sheep. Compared with 1891
the increase is 1000 cattle, I2, 346 calves,
80, 440 sheep and loss of So, 35l hogs.
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Wheat and Corn in Liverpoo,.

LIVERPOOL, nov. 16.-Wheat-Offered
moderately prices I'd lower. No. 2 winter,
SIS Cd per 10 lbs; No. 8 spring, 6s, Id.
Corn - Offered moderately; prices I'd
lower. Spot As '2Hd per 100 lbs;
December, Is 3$4d; January As 4Id.
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Sr. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. Is. -Senator L.
NJ. Cockrcll, who passed through here
yesterday bound for Washington sale
that he was Il candidate for anothcl
term in the senate and was not worry
ing about the matter at all, as he hac
no declared opponent. During thu
campaign just closed he made eight y
eipht SDpccheS.
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ago-Wheat, 14S cars

Receipts at C~hicago-Wheat. las cars;
corn, III cars; oats, IDS cars.
Estimated receipts to-morrow-Whelt
ITO cars; corn, 1S2 cars; oats, 1873 cars;
hogs, 81, 900 head.
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FOR THE PLUMS.
KANSAS AND MISSOURI POL
ITICIANS HUSTLING.
FIGURING FOR FEDERAL OFFICES.
Ii Good Things That Grover Has the
Disposal of VIII Not lie Allowed to
Go Begging Click is Announced
For Secretary of Agriculture
Candidates Who Are Will
Ing to Serve Uncle Sam.

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 16. Democratic
leaders are already beginning to figure
on the places which they will ask of
President Cleveland and it is admitted
here that Click can get the pick of the
offices which come to Kansas. lie is
out for secretary of agriculture. John
Martin is spoken of for Tom Ryan's
place as minister to Mexico.
1t a be accepted that the Kansas
Democratic central committee will
make II united fight to place Colonel
Thomas Moonlight in charge of the
pension office here. The Topeka pen
sion agency is N of the largest in
the country, the district comprising
Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, New Mex
leo and the Indian territory and the
salary is 81, 900.
The latest Republican estimate on
the Legislature is as follows:
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Conccding the independent RcpubIi-
can and the tic to the Republicans on
joint ballot would be seventy nine, or
four short of q majority. In view Of
this situation the Republican mans
ayers seem disposed to abandon all
hope of electing a Republican to sues
ceed United States Senator Perkins,
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HALF A MILLION LOST.

Chicago Water Clerks Responsible for
Huge Shortage This Year.
CHICAGO, Nov. l6.-The first estimate
of the amount lost by the city through
the Irregularities of the water Office
was made to-day, being placed at
$500, 900 for the year 1892 alone.
The books, according to Expert
Accountant HolbroolS, are in "a condi.
ton of hopeless decentralization owing
to the erasures and lack of system on
d. the part of Clerks Lorimer, Dryer and
Brokeski.
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death AT a BRIDAL FEAST
l Nine Membc-s of u Spanish Wedding
Z Party Crushed to Death.

MADRID, Nov. 16.-At Bejar, u town
forty-five miles from Salamanca, Il
young couple just married and friends
were dancing in a restaurant where a
wedding feast was served when
the walls of the building collapsed.
The entire party with the employees of
the place were buried in the ruins.
When the wreck was cleared away
nine dead bodies were lying in a row
on the sidewalk. The injured num-
Der thirty and many of them will die.
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NEVADA, Mo-, Nov. 16.-A south
bound Missouri Pacific freight train
went through a bridge on Brush creek
ut IL o'clock last night. Sixteen cars
were derailed and two were destroyed
by fire.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Nov. 17.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1893; calves. 641; shipped yester-
day, 1870; calves. III. The market was
dull; good butchers cattle steady; others
weak to lower throughout; feeders active
and steady to strong.
The following are reprc3entati We sales:
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A Prize Picture Puzzle.

EMILIA TIC The following picture contains four faces mar and Ibis the daughters
any Hm mat ne mans hne bn It'll nd@ eNyo distinguish the faces of ueh three mS AM~
n mrs"n5nr SS aS %. m fey few n NEWSPAPERS some smen lime ago and atm1eis nI dEh able ahnnn -
is to INTRODUCES m medicine mho new homes upew who nedt the former competition ATE rrr,u I
lotto cmpaem ms some Ast2h er reliability of "TheF Ford Pill Co, anithe estimation which hr
medicines are held in Toronto Canada NhTe they are best known patrons are REFEREED the LMy
newspapers wholesale druggists md leading cuisines houes gemuHyo Toronto
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snJH
lEOR EACH STATE.

tern (~sixteen yards, any COLOR, or a frst-class
I be given to the first person in each State in the
HHf9We shall give away 200 valuable prizes,
serding correct answers) No charge is made for boxing
( rLize winners will be published in connection with ouc
.E1fKtra premiums will be given to only those who are
Nefbtng is charged for the prizes in any way. They
" sFOrd's Prize Remedies" which are stand
farf pears where they have been once introduced. All
Edtty.
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c,lck =, tho ponuIIs. Future.

ATcnIsoN. Kan. Nov. ih-Ey-Gov-
ernor Click asked to-day what would
become of the Peoples party in Kan
sas if the DcR2crats should reduce
the tariff, replied: The Peoples
party will soon begin To fade and in
four years it will contain only the
cranks. The people of Kansas
rs well as all other states look upon
the Democratic party rs the party
that will reduce taxation and the OK
pcnscs of living. In order to remain
in power, the Democrats will only
have to fulfill their promises
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. John G.. Fisher and Christina Fish
er, his wife, by their certain deed of trust,
dated the Sth day of August, 1885,, and recorded
on the Both day of August, 1854. in book GS,
page 81. of the records of deeds of trust in La
1ayette county, state of Missouri, conveyed to
Edward Winsor, trustee, certain real estate in
said Lafayette county, Missouri, described rs
follows, to-wit: Lots sixty-two 1927 and sixty
eight (6e), In the original town of Lexington,
Missouri, a plat OF which town is on file IN the
recorders office of said Lafayette county,
state of Missouri, said deed of trust being
made to secure the payment of their promisory
note and interest thereon, In said deed of trust
particularly described and whereas, it is,in said
deed of trust further provided that if said Ed
ward Winsor should die or should refuse to
act as trustee, then the then acting sheriff OF
Lafayette ounty, Missouri, shall become his
original trustee. and whereas, the said Edward
Wlnsor is dead, and whereas, default has been
made in the payment OF said note and interest,
and the same Is now due and unpaid. Now,
therefore, j will, at the request of the legal
holder of said note, and In accordance with the
provisions of said deed of trust, proceed to sell
the real estate hereinbefore described, at public
vendue to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
courthouse door, in the city of Lexington. La
fayette county Missouri. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9Th. 1892,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore,
noon and five o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, to satisfy the said debt by said deed
trust secured and the expenses and costs of
CHARLES s. MITCHELL.
Il-5-td Sheriff and Trnstee.
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Sheep-Receipts, 40; shipped yester-
day, AS. The market was unchanged
The following are representative sales:
No. VT. l'rce. No. VT. Price.
76 limbs. "A S 20 80 nut. 81 4 80
Is NUT. 50 8 Is
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board urged TO press upon their meEh
bers in that no money shonid

be appropriated for the exposition
until the labor question was settled.
The report claims that this was done
and the troubles were speedily settled.
Several legal recommendations are
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North Dakota ru,ionists Ahead

BISMARCK. n. D., Nov. lG-Not
wi"thstanding the fact that M N
johnson, Republican, has received
$500 plurality over O'Urien, Demo
crat, for congress, there is strong talk
i'm Democratic quarters of Il contest
--latest returns give Shortridge, Fus
ioniSt, for governor, l,S00 majority.
The entire fusion state ticket except
Dahl, Republican, secretary OF state,
who has about 200 mlinrIty is elected
the Farmers Alliance and other SINH
lar organizations, recommending the
organization of q social or beneficial
feature of the order. and in conclusion
said that he knew of nothing he had
done during the year that he would
not do ove again under similar cir
cumStanceS.
FINANCES AND WORLDS FAIR.
The report of General Secretary
Treasurer Hays begins by a statement
of the conditions of the benefit insq-
rance feature which owing to lack of
support by the members has not been
very successful. He urges the delegates
to adopt measures to arouse the interest
of the membership in this part of the
work of the order His financial
statement shows that, including the
balance on hand at the beginning of
the fiscal year, July /. 1891, the total
receipts Of the order have beer $780,
Ga -, and the total expenses $50,
14s.sa leaving a balance on hand
July l, 1892, of $500. 81. lie explains
that there have been several cxtraor-
binary payments during the past year
caused by defending law suits, which,
Though all decided in the orders
6JaFQr, have cntailed heavy costs.
The membership of the order
Ehasincrcascd slightly during the past
7 year and is now over go. 900 in good
Standing. Except slight balances, due
some of the general officers on salary,
the order is entirely clear OF
debt, all its property, including its
general headquarters in Philadelphia,
some coal mining property in Indiana
and other property in New York state
and elsewhere is fully paid for and
foots up a total value in the neighbor
hood of 500, 00n.
The troubles between the knights
of Labor and tho World S Columbian
exposition management are given
: at great length together
with the efforts made by the
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a majority of the votes had
been indorscd by the Democrats.
and in printing the official ballots the
names of the Independent candidates
had been placed on the ticket twice.
At the same time another contest from
Knox county was started which, if sue
ccssful, will unseat an Independent
representative and seat Il Republican.
If these changes arc made the legisla'
turc will be tied on a Joint ballot.
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So Watch, (stem windcr,) will be awarded TO every
naerthis advertisement appears, in case they should not
EizfA That is, If any one can find the three faces and
Is advertisement appears in the newspaper, they are
In extra premium of n watch on conditions stated.
szythnts for one Of Ford's Prize Remedies.
or Wellington & Bay SIS, Toronto, Canada "
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The prphaus Of The Ford Pill Co.." will give IN elegant pMf Shstland Ponies.
carriage and Harness, valued at 5000, delivered feM ahg E26fi Fine United Sme"
eS.T TnP person Soc can Hae6 QUIT the tme dnghnas faces. Tohss eeFfn be given an elegant
sa6ayfp HSs %r ss2:d n Il .F 9feS. T% as% @2 Is sEss sssssss n o & Fn D ) pair %
Box: 4 he %s2s Freneh ManeY cosR. ASsgM n e ess%ts am mSisI
!!Hfnnlfs S fstt ad% GxG G@a R P1st % % sT 81 6sss EsTg sgaeds%% f cut out S I'm
8 =: IT, s$ dF FITS T = I ns 81 IF FRA Ss% F. f1i Jazz NJ IS i% ssS's e. IRIS Ta SS:s@ TMs
PHI Cos" Cor Wellington & Bay St.s T0m,sC Canada The pam hose enyLrc is
e E @%$ 49, sss " a$ e ssssSa b ss ssI RID s8s sSSsagAss in SSt o@ s , merit. an As s @f aSSs:
As4HAs$eO.O0. Tohe smma1 rom tn G%a
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DIR. j. J. GREER.

NOTICE Surgeon Dentist. office cnrner of
floor. Having the best known local ancsthrtic
In the world. teeth can be extracted wiihoi,
me ourt the pain Produced hy the old way.
extracted free where plate is to be made. FIFE
ings of all kinds inserted at reasonable prices
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Impaired digestion repaired by Beech
ANS pills.
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Chicago
.nm,mna Iut.,,st 49,. Closing Closing
AhEioLES" Aish . l~"e' Nov. Is. Nov. IL

CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-The rLngs OF prices
Ior active futures are rs follows:
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W. R. GOSEWISCH, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Makes a specially OF diseases of the EYE, EAR,
NOSE, THROAT, CHEST, SKIN, etc. Treat
ment of Catarrh a specially Speetaclcs and Eye
Glasses properly adjusted for all optical defects.
ofhee practice only. Office over +. G. Cen
shaw & Co.'S Drug Store.
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'h""i u. WALLACE, WM. ~. CHILES
WALLACE & CHILES.

Attorneys and COunsellOrs at Law, Licking
ton, Mo; Office, front room over the licking
VIII practice Ia the courts Of Iafsyetfe and
surrounding cOuaties, and also in the supreme
court OF the state OF Missouri, and the U s.
District of Missouri
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.reme court Yesterday appiicafi6n

made Tor y WIZ Qfll q lltflE{f tiz 10 Com.
pel,tbc clcrir Of he Clay county court
sue esftIis yeetien 70 the
tknfec5 6a FIxtez FIR The Rgisia-
1ute 6nt HE rounds tfatth mdcpend-
mt cnndidntc who received
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TO BE HELD FOR MURDER.
SharpshoOter Crifchlow of Homestead Wa
Not Admitted to BAIL

Shsrpshooter Critchlow Of Homestead Was
Not Admitted to Bail.
PITTsBURa. Pa, July 2s.-The Carnegie
offices On 5th avenue are now under con-
slant surveillance Of the police. The attempt
TO blow up the Union mills by turn
ing on gas Monday has caused increased
watchfulness. Suspicious-looking characters
have been lettering about the building for sew
eral days, but no attempt was made to enter it,
-Four policemen ore now stationed outside and
inside, and all suspicious-looking persons are
told TO move on
Thirty-six informations were made yesterday
afternoon by Secretary Lovejoy against strikers
for aggravated riot, and warrants were issued.
Seven arrests were made late yesterday after
noon and others will follow.
The transportation department ut tho Edgar
Thomson steel works, Brsddock struck for
higher wages yesterday afternoon. The men
are yard trainsmen and have charge Of
all freight consigned to aud shipped from
the mill. The Amslgamsted Association men
claim that as nothing can be shipped into or
from the steel works they will have to shut
down If the transportation department remains
out for three days.
The bulletin issued at IN. by the surgeon
in attendance upon H. G. Prick reports the
patient e. having passed very comfortable
night. His sleep was unbroken, and he Is ap-
psrently In an improved condition this morning
with pulse and respiration normal.
Judge MCGEE has refused to release Sylvester
Critchlow. the alleged sharpshooter who fought
in the ranks Of the strikers July 6.
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Washington stock Exchange.

sales-Regular call-l2 O'Clock m: U. 8. Elec.
TIC Light oonv. IS. 500 a. ls4.
116k bid, 1l6x asked. L. 8. A. coupons, 1907,
lish bid, iisx asked.
lsas gold. los bid, - asked. Water SOCKS aS =,
currency, 1901. IFS bid. asked. sO-year fund, Ga
gold, ls02 lis bid, - asked. water stock 7s, 1908
1901, loo ia. ~ asked. '''' 'ss' '-'S' ''''-
Miscellaneous bonds-Washing,on and George
ton and Georgetown Railroad Convertible IS, 1876
bid, - asked: Masonic Hall Assn IS, los bid,
ed ,.o wssn,ngon sa, ntantry Is.
Infantry I'd Is, IS bid. = asked. washington Gas
Company, series A. g., 1870 bid, - asked. Washing
ton Gas Co. Convertible Is. 1901, 1876 bid. = asked
lexington Railroad c., o9k bid, asked. Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone ist mort s., bid,
Railroad Convertible IS. I13 bid 10y asked o. s.
Sssas Is1Rs a Convertible bd s' asked
American Security and Trust 81, 1905, A. 4 O., 100
BID, - asked. American Security and Trust s.,
and Trust IS, 1906. A. L O., 100 bid. - asked
Washington Market Co. imp. O., no bid, - asked.
Washington Market Co. list S. lsaa-l9.1. los bid,
National Bank stocks-Bank of Washington. 1873
s od SS' asked S,i. Bank Of the Republic eco bid
500 BID 11o 1 and
bid, = asked. Citizens', 10 bid, iss asked Co
lumbia, 100 bid. asked. Capital. l25 bid. -
asked. West End, 105t8 bid, 10T asked Traders Is
bid 125 asked Second, 100 bid, - asked. Lincoln,
100 bid, - asked Ohio, - bid, los asked.
Railroad Stocks-W ashington and GEORGETOWN,
$40 bid, asked Metropolitan, 90 bid, = asked.
Columbia, 50 bid, 65 asked. Capitol and North o
Street, IS bid, 10 asked. lexington and Soldiers
Home, 80 bid, 40 asked. Georgetown and Tenley-
town. SO bid. 55>a asked. Rock Creek, 100 bid, -
asked
Insurance Stocks-Firemens, 4s bid - asked.
Franklin, ~ bid,53k asked MetrOpolitan,76 bid
asked. National Union, 10 bid, - asked. Airing
ton 10 bid, 1870 asked. CorcOran, IS bid, - asked.
Columbia, 15A bid, 1914 asked. Potomac. 10 bid, =
asked. Riggs, bid, asked. Peoples, 5k bid,
on asked. lincoln, ~ bid, - asked Commercial,
bid, 81. asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-COlumbia Title 611 bid
asked Real Estate Title, 12s bid, - asked
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Washington Gas,
'46k bid, = asked. Georgetown Gas, Is bid, -
asked. u. 8. Electric Light, t454 bid, l4Ik asked.
Telephone Stocks-Chesapeake and Potomac, -
bid, - asked American Graphophone, 81 bid, -
asked.
Miscellaneous stocks-washngton Market. Il
bid, . asked. Great Falls Ice. lao bid, - asked
Bull Run Panorama, 10 bid - asked. Pneumatic
bid. asked Ivy City Brick, IS bid, % asked
Wash. Brick Machine, did, 300 asked. Interocean
Building, - bid. IS asked.
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies--National Safe
Deposit, Savings and Trust Company, 1ls bid. -
asked. Washington Loan and Trust, 10Y bid, 100
asked American Security and Trust.l16js bid, liz
asked. Washington Safe Deposit, 105 bid, - asked
sex. div.
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CHIEF OF POLICE ARRESTED.
The Mollick Case ut Long Branch Involve
Important Questions.

Inc Moliick Case NJ Long Branch Involves
Important Questions.
Lone BRANCH, N. j., July 2s.-The arrest
last night Of Capt James Layton, chief Of the
Long Branch police, on complaint Of Lawyer
Thomas P. Fay Of Long Branch. has caused
much comment among the legal fraternity OF
Monmouth county, as the case involves an i'm
portant question Of law.
The arrest Of Chief Layton was made because
he allowed Chief Of Police O'Mara Of Pittsburg
TO take Mollick, the alleged anarchist, out OF
the state without requisition. Lawyer Fey
claims that Chief Layton is subject to fine of
u 900 and also to q term Of imprisonment
Lawyer Fay, for the purpose Of preventing
Chief o Mara from removing Aollick from New
Jersey without o reputation, applied TO Chief
Justice Beasiey and procured q temporary writ
Of babeas corpus, but before this document
could be put into force Chief O'Mara had got
away with his prisoner.
Il 10 understood that Chief Justice Beasley
hos expressed the opinion that both Capt lay
ton and Chief O'Mara violated the law in taking
Mo!hck out OF the stste In the manner they did.
Chief Layton Was taken before Justice Van
Dozen and furnished bail for his appearance for
examination on August 2
Lawyer Fay SAYS that whether Molfick il an
anarchist or not he has rights which the Long
Branch police were bound to respect. The
lawyer believed that Chief Layton has got him.
self into trouble and will require much effort
for him to show that he has not violated the
law. Mr.. Fay adds he will also endesvor to
prosecute Chief OMara of Pittsburg for his
part in the affair.
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FAIR DIRECTORS REJOICE,
Pleased With the PrOspect Of the 4
Gsvennenf Appropriasaon.

Pleased With the Prospect Of the Big
Gevsnmsnf ApprOprissaon.
CHICAGO. July 2s.--U ndisguised Joy filed the
breast of every worlds fair director yesterday
when he heard that the House had
concurred In tho senate amendment and
passed the -miilion-dollar appropriation bin
The announcement sent q thrill Of now
life through every department Of the exposi-
ton Directors and employees alike, who have
been anxiously awaiting the result, were deeply
gratihed-. Their pleasure was In
tense and their talk and action showed
it. They felt now that the worlds
fair viii be the biggest thing on earth.
The cooperation Of the government made it
beyond question national enterprise
and gave II such q dignity that there
could be no longer any insinuatious
that il was Chicago or local
enterprise. II the directors were not sedate
business men they would have probably thrown
up their hats for Joy for they felt like doing it,
90 they sid.
The SUNDAY closing amendment il regretted,
but the appropriation win be accepted with
pleasure and the hope 10 entertained that the
ns IT session OF Congress, when thoroughly in
formed Of the plans Of the directors and the un-
popular clause, will remove II from the bill