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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22
HE VERY HARD
THE MOB CRIED "HANG THEM
Southern Physiesans Don't Disaxrss =
Psthiss, but About . Lev Suu
Which the Musdsrsrs Loea

AhERicus. Ca. Dec. 2l.--Ansricus
was the scene tonight Of . shocking
tragedy. AZ nightfaii, whom The
streets were filled With Christmas shop
pers. the psssers by in the vicinity OF
Drs. j. b. and A. b. Hinkley's once
on Jackson street were start
led by the report Of four
pistol shots. The trst person TO arrive
on the scene found DIR. j. j. worshsm.
= well known dentist. lying IN freut Of
the office. The Hinkles father and
son. were standing in their Office vsr-
ands with smoking pistols. DIR. J. B.
Hsnkle stated that Dr. Worsham had
attacked them and that they shos him.
Tho Hinkies were arrested and hur-
ried 10 jail, followed by hundreds cry
Ing, hang then" "burn them," aud
Tor time II seemed that the prisonsrs
might he lynched. Tie trouble was
the result OF n law suit which Was de-
cided against J. Il. Hinkle last week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22
TO FIGHT THE TRUST.

New York Liquor Dealers Will Build
Their Distillerics.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-A large at.
tended ana unanimous meeting of the
Wholesale Liquor Dealers association
was held this afternoon. The cause of
tho meeting was the recent rise IN
prices OF spirits made by the trust.
Colonel Loeser, OF the Wine and SPIRIT
Gazette presided. u. NJ. Koehier
made n speech IN which he eaid that
the wholesale liquor dealers were
dictated to by n few western men VINO
combined tOge ther to render the deal
era poor and themselves rich. lie
moved that committee be appointed
TO solicit subscriptions from the ira ie
for the building of distilleries to be
run by the dealers Independently OF
the trust. Thls WAS carried unani-
mously.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22
GOLD AND SILVER JUBILEES.
Catholic Prclatcs Celebrate Their LONG
Service in the Church

Catholic Prclates Celebrate Their Long
Service in the Church.
SCRANTON. Pa. Dec. 2l.-The golden
and silver jubilee OF the Right Rev.
William O'Hara, bishop of Scranton,
asa priest aud bishop of the Roman
Catholic church. was celebrated here
today with Impressive ceremonies. Car
dInal Gibbons, Archbishop Keane, Mgr
Mangin OF the University of Washing
ton. Bishop Phelan of Pittsburg, the
Very Rev. Or. Byrne. vicar general of
the Boston diocese, aud Bishop McGov-
ern OF Harrisburg were among the Dig
nstarles uf the church present.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2l--ArchbishOp -
Janssns today celebrated his silver
Jubilee and an elaborate program was
carried out ut the old ST. Louis Catho-
lIc church, where the beloved prelale
presldes. A special high mass was
celebrated IN the cathedral today III
which Bishop Fitzgerald of Little Rock
Ark, and Blshop Hestin of Natchez,
Mss, assfsted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22
Tear Up Railroad Tracks.

VALPARAISO, Ind, Dec. 2l.-Yester-
day large force of Michigan Central
railroad section men tore up the Wa
bash railroad track for fifty feet on
either side of the crossing at Crissman.
Track laying has. IN consequence,
been suspended on the Wabash extern
sion, pending the decision OF Judge
Gillette at Hammond. The inference
is that the Central officials have aroused
the ire of the Wabash company. The
fight will probably end as did the B. 4
O. railroad struggle at the same point
several years age when that road at
tempted to cross. The Central folks
then opposed that crossing and It wac
only alter the state militia arrived that
a crnss,ng was permitted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22
ARE AT HER MERCY
England Can Destroy Every
Town on the Lakes.
THE ARMED BOATS MEAN WAR
General Miles Says England Has I43
War Ships That Can Pass the
Welland Canal.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2i.-"lf Canada has
built and armed three vessels for SER
vice on the lakes, as described by the
Offices OF the revenue marine service at
Washington. il amounts To declara-
ton Of war" said MAJOR General Nell
son A. Miles today. alludiug to the re-
port that the Dominion has increased
its armed force on the great lakes.
The matter stirred up much interest
at army headquarters today. and while
the general has no desire to circulate
war rumor and, IN fact, while he does
not believe that war will result, he does
not hesitate 10 term the action of the
Canadian authorities . direct violation
of the treaty OF 1877 and to confess
that he cannot ses what good reason
Canadians have for SO doing.
When asked what he believed the
motives OF the Canadians TO be, General
Miles replied: at is not for me to say.
have no opinion to express. l have a
list of hight draught war vessels in the
British navy. which shows that in a
short time Canada could force large
feet Of vessels through the canal into
American inland waters-war vessels
that could easily destroy every city and
town on the lakes from Duluth to De-
troit."
The list alluded to by General Miles
shows that the British navy has thirty
five protected cruisers, eighteen unpro-
tected cruisers, twenty torpedo boate.
fifty-four gun boats, two armored ves-
sells, six dispatch boats and five armed
steamers of draught light enough to
allow their passage through the We'll
land canal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22
Poisoned by Headcheese.

WASHINGTON, Pa, Dec. 2l.-Wm. Nc
Cready. bookkeeper. lis wife and nine
year-old son were poisoned last even
ing from eating hogshead cheese. This
morning McCready failed 10 appear at
his work and man was sent to see
what WAS the matter. On entering the
house he found Mrs. McCready ard son
in bed unconscious, and Mr.. McCready
stretched across it in the same cond .tion.
A number Of physicians were called
and worked with the victims all morn
ing. Mrs. McCready and the boy seem
slightly improved, but there Is little
nope of McCready's recovery. The
family came from Canada. The ply
sicians believe the poisoning undouht-
edly resulted from decayed meat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22

New YORK. Dec. 2l.-Oae OF the
largest purses ever offered for two
pugiustic pheGOmenons slncc the by
gone days Of + * was hung up 10y to-
night 10y tne Coney Island club. The
purse - s45,0oo- NcAuiiffe said ne
would sign articles OF agreement to
hgnt Burge for the purse of SIS. .O00
providing that the slipnist.on be made
IN TIE document tllat Dick R0achc. hiss
bscser. would approve % the nttcn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22
WEARY CHARGED wtra FRAUD.
lis Company Accuses HIM Of Aecepiin
Babes Prem ChicsE5aas

lis Company Accuses HIM OF Accepting
Babes Prem ChiesEoaas.
CfncAoo. Dec. 2l.-Serious allegs-
tons IT ffsul are made IN a biil filed
m the c.rcp; court today ~ A. n. An
drew \ Go. against Edwn Weary. a
sufmer agent Tor the company Il -
alleged thst ibc company lot no .ess
tuan sln0.oao through tue fraudulent
practices of the defendant. winch
anoans tines seek % recusff. lie = &C
tnstd of aeevptmx butes % allow the
cenpsny's bsi- te isc relerteis Anonx
peF~lus ffpnl phoai hr fect vel c0m-
..ilss4ei~ ~ tab :. wh.fh ae converted
t,s his uwn ase. are ssHi % hs the foi.
.sNlng pm ~ Mitchell, g. T.
Ahiaeh. FinFa fschef, Alexsnser
pAvNisuu , 4 lsvidsoa, . Z q ass.
Ns4ltsn A Wtes IaAn iHrkrtt lana
NeLHls. it Maes. the tattft states
fnea sd ae Nafks ~ tnd isnspoi :
aaa effsfa NeafY IS wealthy ant
ffals4nsat tu est efs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22
Enur Men Snnocated

BosToS, Dec. 2l.-FIre broke out in
tue oil room of the West End Street
Railway company's barn tonight aud
gained such raplt: hesiway that the
Ddldlngs were entirely destroyed
before any effective work could be
done by the fremcn. Four men,
John Clark. Georg- Wallace, John Ne
Giunis aud Luke GenuOn, who were
working IN the repair department, were
unable 10 make Their escape anu were
suioCated before assistance could
reach them. The loss Is sl2j. 900; par
tally insured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22
Voted Dead Men.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-A 81. Louis
special TO The Sun says: the contest
in the eleventh. congressional district
promises startling developments.
Charles F. Joy, republican. WAS elected
over John o'Neill, democrat, present
incumbent, by II majority. Mr.
O'Neill believed that frauds had been
perpeirated. and at once set on foot a
searching investigation, which resulted
IN showing to nis satisfaction that come
500 dead men had heen voted for his
opponent. and that wealthy manu-
fsciurer was prIyy TO the plot To defeat
HIM and send = republican TO con-
gress.'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22
P,tsburg's Wres,le With the Devil.
Fatal Railroad Collision.

KANSAS City, Mo, Dec. 2l.-The
south bound passenger train on the
Memphis line. which left the union de-
potat ii o'clock this morning, was
wrecked shortly after noon ut Merriam
station. III Johnson county, Kansas,
eleven mites from this city, by u col
lIslon with nortb-bound freight tram.
Engine No. - of the passenger was
thrown from the track aud Engineer
George Fourland Instantly killed. The
fireman of the passenger and men IN
the cab of the freight were injured, but
not fatally. The collision was caused
by the freight engineers disobedience
of orders
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22

TACOMA. Wash, Dec. 2l.-Two
masked men entered the Warwick
saloon about midnight las; night and
with drawn reyoiyers commanded
seven men who were playing
faro TO thraw Up their hands.
One of the robbers walked up to the
table sud put $1,000 IN his overceat
pocket, while the other stood st the
rear door moving o revolver back and
forth 60 cover the entire group. The
robbers then stepped out tie back door
sn4 diezsrpe4rfa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22
No Paw No Work.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2l.-Thc employees of
the "Clover Leaf road in East ~.
LOUIS, embracing engineers. firc.nen
sud swi,cnmen, quit work tins morn
ing owing to the failure Of tue pay car
to reach here at the expected time.
Last month the pay ear was late and
the employees threatened 1t il did not
arrive on time IN future they would
strike. the paymsstev WAS due mere
yesterday. aud failing to arrive the
men carried ont their threat. It's OK.
pccted Iie pay car will reach here M
dav or two and the men will resume
wprL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22

rfrrsrlas. nec. al Coroner Nc
powel proposes to carry his invesiigs-
ton % The Homestsad poisoning be-
yond tue grave. lie intends toexhame
the tod "a "a al tie men vho worked
~ Toe mills sad vna have since died
nnasf circumstances - which the
= shtosf s sa.efos - attached. h each
esse the si0machs wlii ~ subjected 20
a chsu'lsai test 10 discover the presence
of tses8n. r. any.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22

pass. Dec. gl--A most disastraus
eoadsgrstou has occurred a. Esfu,u. q
. liaR- of sircude. 49, f9urteen of she
iisxcrs we're either burned 60 8eath "a
fhe.~ homes or eFfr saet While a..
f.srsutnr "a escape. Tie iismes fsnnrd
ng ~ Ind. .gresa viiH gfett
rsntdtv. snf e ess early seen tnst ,He
~ go - ihe vf.itKer. % hkht the dre
wunIt hs frffiras Rfteat.on ws- tnen
fafnrd tu saTls fhr seet saa tne iiti .
csiIren, sut eas thts enfs ~
fasrna tHst seTeral af shs ages iest
-. 1 "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22
Died for Her S-n

CINCINNATI. Dec. 2l.--Mrs. Kate Haz
ard, who WAS shot last night by her
husband, Charles u. Hazard. while
trying TO prevent him from shooing
her son, Gabriel Benson, died at an
early hour this morning. Benson is
still alive, with chances Of recovery In
his favor. Hazard is stricken with re-
morse at he acton and cave he will
Kill himself at the Fret opportunity
that presents itself.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22

DrxvER, Dec 2i.-The FIRST Ma
tIonal bark Of Del Norie failed several
dave ago. This Usused rush on the
NJ uess and Merchants hank st Cfee1e.
and yesterday thst hanks doors were
closed. II - understood that sl de-
,,css tors vii he psld in fuii.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22

CHICAGO, Dec 2i.--O. s. Msnseil, for
many years station agent for the Fort
Wayne company NJ bngiewood, = miss-
ing Mr.. Aausell was seen ~ hit
friends Monday, bat since thsi tine no
trace Of him ia. been found. Today
tue travelling auditor for the company
found a shortage IN The missing nsn's
accounts q $4,000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22

Antony OF Texas L'k-s 10 Wade in Very
Shallow Streams.

WAsHISoroS. Dee. 2i.-The session
of the houss today vas an inoeuous
one. Ii accomplished nothing There
Was evidently 20 quorum IL the cham
Der and the members WHO had meas
ures which they desired tn be consld-
cred refrainad from offering them.
knowing that single objection would
defeat their propositions. There was
SPECIAL order for the day. and. under
II the COMMITTEES on commerce called
up bill providing for aid 10 naviga-
ton. But Antony, democrat. Texas,
thought that the aids provided for
were too expensive and converted him-
self into an ol.structton. And as there
Was low water in the quorum stream,
his obstruction was effective.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22

Hanesfss Hetwfa a. pessa viii Cfe-
tss a. as Insy oat
kssf ift pao Det "a a
sgfF ia Ait6niilet. saa partially sac.
esssif whalsss}a esasaeiag siei a
Is hat all SEA - howesssaa comes
lsnA AfN stiaaa, "a "a 4
lsfsa i,a4auar ~ ilaossf faAsls nave .s@se
sasaasgsA - f2se 0.a places 81 ssfsk -
&sFk s4sa .n fEs 9ahn 4 Ftfs eals . as >
aal1 4.sa btk aaFxe HeeeatiY sas
ssska ssase tS@a taRsspis n4zss "a sek
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22
Antitrust Sun.

MuwAvKEa, Dec. 2i.--A gigantic
S500.UU0 lstBlery, fne largest ~ the
country. viii ~ established nere IA the
near future. Inc Aiitr Trust Instiilery
company At Pekin. IT,. u sad 20 he
bacs.ag thsf s.hrnte. Ia order q lose
40 uals t = said lhe FAX, Nuus =
Boerchert piart wtll be purchased and
productIUn com uehged az ooce.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22
MlNisTEk's DOWNFALL
For Ten Years He Stole From IN In
sane Asylum.

LIrrLE Rock. ARR. Dec. 2i.-Ths
state asylum trustees today filed their
annual report with Governor Eagle,
showing that q shortage of $4,000 ex-
lated IN the accounts of the secretary
and treasury, the Rev. IL. ;. Buch-
anan. The shortage dates back over =
period OF ten years aud owing 10 the
high standing of Buchanan IL was kept
a secret until today. when the trustees
in order 10 protect themselves. re-
ported IL. Buchanan 10 an Old citizen
and was pastor OF the Cumberland
Presbyterian church IN this city for
ten years up TO two years a-o. The
state will take steps toward recovering
the money and indicting Buchanan for
embezzlcment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22

Httrxt. Mont. 'or. 2f.~Novs vat
reesigfd tEfs afternoon ~ she deatb a.
Iieisuap, Indian agency, ~ 4. @.nms
tno szsut. who wss snot Iiecenhsr J &.
shila attempting to sfrest au ini an
thuflefef -imus Nas agpa ntei by
Precedent Hsrr son. iie sNna from
Lansing. MICA. sud lrsves v.fe nhd
H...... .n.faar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22
Enor~ous Ralroad p.al.

pIERRI. S. ID. Dec. 2l.-Genersi Man
seer Ward OF the Duluth. Pierre A
Black Hills railroad teisgrsphed tbst
the deal is closed and capital advanced
by which the road viii be completed.
ironed, equipped and operated from
Aberdeen VIA piefre to Rapid City. a
distance OF go miles. N nvoleing an ina
mediate cash outlay Of 81 900 600.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22

ness and many of them have left in
consequence. The trouble WAS charged
60 the water kept for drinking pur-
poses in barrels about the works.
Although no chemical analysis Of the
water has yet been made. an invsstiga-
ton leads 10 the belief that the drink
ing water Of the workmen has been
dosed win cfoton oil.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22

ffs M0sxss a. Zee. sl.~-A psssen-
~ trzsa on tas tslcsxa s tsfsss Wet
efn ge4a hfre tals seaTniax came teta
isss7a ~sth ffeKht tram ssikln =
fes ~ taoks hEa tgestis. 5snsss Be-
Zen ~ kefaaazsa. Asca.. e.s ~efssosl >
htsft &sg etA6f passengers aad Ire
~ nss h escaped = a taus.ss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22

rrfnnt BG. Dec. ~, ,-EtS Sh,ecn armed
deputies i.il tor the cual mlnes at tlik-
horn today - project Ih" coluted non.
uulonists who recently took tsse places
of the s,ukfrf. \ couNentoa oi mHu
ers y .n srssinn "a Monougspela city
and threats nave t"en msde that the
delegates and inincrs vi mafta ~ toe
mines and iofte ti,r nrgior- N Quit
wurk. he nsrfpNs nHn3b laa and
ths feeling hga ief tarh ls iutvusc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22
RAPIDS MICH. THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER

delegation which represents the United
States ~ the Brussels monetary con-
ference embarked for New York on
the steamship Lahn at Southampton
today. Senator Allison took lunchson
yesterday .. the United States legation
ln London.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22

TcFrxa. Kas. Dec. 21.--chsifrusn
s Srapson q the republican state con-
msfire todsy employed attornsTs %
RESIST every etieslTt on tie part oi
pipu s.s - sessars coutf0l n the house
fhrougn fnendsnus proceedings n TIE
stffsrefsae couft
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22

gtrwsas. Tenn Dec. fHomas
ftsstan. esotatn % tHe fasre shai sea
fef W a. ~1fs h}aNd tlHs npfn ng
fiir tragedy Nss ths fafait - Ntft
l'i,l shrt ia Yrfterisy eFeHus
+ nies over tAe sEattHf# ~ ftfe4
ant asaklng seflaas eHsfgrs sEslasf
ttAsfaf 8ffrlsl egUHuf1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22
NOR. cONvicrs DIX.
Arkansas Arsenie Poisoners Have Done
Their Work Well.

IhclI Woik WeIss
LITTLE Rock, Ark. Dec. 2i.-The
convicts driven out of Phillips county
by assassins have reached the state
pepitentiary IN this city. One death
occurred on the fifth and another poor
wretch succumbed to the deadly ar
senic this morning. making eight deaths
in all since Monday. Twelve others
aad three guards are dangerously Ill in
the penitentiary hospital and but little
hope is entertained for their recovery.
S. NJ. Apperson, the pepitentiary lessee.
announces that he intends 10 take q
new crew of convicts to Helena next
Saturday and resume work on the rail-
road at that point.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22

IfrEGefE lova. ntc. 2l.--ludgs
~ saa in.s mofnsg sentsnce1 r. 4
tffsves. prss.dsat - ths wrecked Corn
aeft a. Nattonal pank q I've wears n
fha ysniteef 3fF. Tie u5lnlnan tsrns.
TIE b nd aa sppsal was increased -
SIS g1a Sna tae aefsndsnt Fvsu untfl
8aausfy 3 81 nie tsIf al exceptions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22

tHitre. fee ei The thusiephef
teItHiias faeapsF. Bgalsft iDaasa.
fstni 81 Nfs 81 g. ltast0H Tess.
tessso sad SEE W Ns~t0a iFnli. uf
Hf=t fsufs. sii aai hs Halii. i.siay
tte fffa4fsH faWN ttre fsfHssa a.
sss 50 sJssa taf ittH y Sag tisissaes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22

IoeroE. pse ID Morgan's isfzs
ear sae wbfss &C ieghtou huusfa
EN- .rfF.-flt - northwest ef iu4.
den rera destroyed ~ hfs iedaF
knaas fre stocs tnf1~f we're SEQ sf
skes fast sss .nfeadef 30 stlitt
81 80 .ar'as laF a. feesza. ins
ies.- on tts safss aud stef4 s placed
a e. anf
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| 4 p O - ~

NaHw IS. pec ~ Sf.Vfn
Hrsi. anu al Maff.sft'wn t.itir-t rss..
danis ia dtad Nhv Nta Formerly "A
sisgrsn = Mgfris taanty ismge Alstut
thFly ihfee Ytafs as hrl hpsas
~ several ytafs aHna ~ iaase VIM
hA Ase lsteif stt4ftt Il aileaiiua an 81,
eauai af thHf ser
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22

PsfstnFl sHla, Dec 2i.-The large
three -stf.fs fsctary b~ldinF ~ Anscher
sna Somerset sfrr cts ~ss DESTROYED ~
fra thfs nsoTnfnE. The iuss - go 90
ena falls On ha8 n d6Fsn firms
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-22
ONLY GROVER SPEAKS.
Program for the Dedication OF the
Worlds FAIR.


CHICAGO. Dec. 2l.-The program for
opening the exposition next May has
been completed by the committee hav.
ing the matter IN charge. Grover
Cleveland, who will be president of the
United States when the fair 10 opened.
Is To deliver the only address and start
the machinery. No other orator will
he heard. A poem. perhaps, by Oliver
Wendell Holmes, and some music will
prccede Mr.. Clevelaud's address. After
the wheels are huEz.ng and the crowds
are rushing through the buildings it is
proposed that President Cleveland and
his party shall drive through the
grounds and pay their resp, Cts 10 for
eign commissioners TO the falr. who
will be waiting in the official head
quarters to receive the presidential
party. Later IN the evening Mr.. Cleve-
lands carriage will stop IN front of fes-
tival hall, and there the president
will hold . public reception for two
hours. from to 4.
The public will not have an oppor-
tunity TO attend the exercises of form
ally inauguratng the great exposition.
Festival hall seats but 5000 persons,
of the fair. members Of congress and
Others. The remaining 1000 seats will
be sold at IS each, tickets being issued
on invitation.
THIS is the program decided upon:
Music. arranged by Theodore Thomas.
Prayer.
Music.
Presentation OF chiefs OF departments By the
director general,
Poem.
Music.
Address and opening OF the Words Co.um-
bian exposition Dytne president OF the United
States.
Bsnediction.
1t is recommended that the exercises
begin at exactly lU O'clock on May /,
and close at noon or earlier. Fron
noon t. so O'Clock lunch will be
served President Cleveland and the
guests. Thosc who have been chosen
to attend the inaugural exercises are:
The president, vice president and cabi
net. the supreme court, the diplomatic
corps, the United States senators,
members Of congress. worlds far
directors, national Commissioners, lady
managers, foreign commissioners,
worlds fair officials and the Chicago
aldermen. 4 number of distinguished
citizens Will be added to the list.
Pittsburg's Wrestle With the Devil.
PITTsBURG, Dec. 2l.-Ano.her chap
ter was added to the social evil ques-
ton today when the city attorney sub
mltted an opinion to the mayor TO
compel officials to enforce the laws.
The opinion Is long and FAR reaching,
not only touching the subject so inucn
dlscussed recently but aiso defining
the mayors authority generally. IL
was given at the request OF Mayor
Gourley. who sent communication
to the city attorney ten days ago.
Mayor Gourley will probably lay his
correspondence with Chief Brown of
the department of public safety, on
the social evil question before the
councils at their next meeting.
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