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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
Tho RCmblTdmelt Of Rio JantlTO
Continued Yesterday.
REPEAL DEBATE IN CONGRESS.
The Ease Involving the Disposition OF
Church Property 10 BE Heard Soon
Ia the L. $. supreme Court.

LoNplN, Ct. "A private cable.
gram auuouuD. ,hut the foOel httt ~
Rio Janciro bombsrded that city an
day yesterday, resulting III iur'hei
damage to the city aud great loss OF
life. Tho details as 10 tho amount
Of damage anu The number oi
dead ashore and ahlst are not gwen,
but It IL pfciumod rom the lact lha.
the firing WA kept up all joy, the los
must have been considerable on bolh
s.def. The cablegram adds that famine
ruc,s for provisions prevail IN 100
90 the other maud, the brazilian MN
isiur furnishes the following dispateh
under date VI yesterday giving the
governments side: "rhc iueuigen'
fuuadtun L. sulliu the hay. IL n much
weaker by descrii1ns. Dstiy some "
the VESSELS are damaged by the SHORE
artillery. The forts vigorously au'
rwefud yeetcrdayis bompafuing' Inc
two stsamurs whion cscnIei nave
been rcpulsed nj Santos. NJ Han'a
CannaFinna they failed 10 laud' Inc
troops are united and loyal 10 tue gov.
eminent Public opinion Is opposed
o. the Insurgents"
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Wonderland.

The management Of this popular
place Of amusement Is always on tho
qui viyo 10 secure attractions that will
amuse its patrons. Conference week
viii be observed by presenting altfao.
tons that viii warrant a liberal pat
ronage from visitors. In the curlo
hall, the snake charmer and the tat
l00cd muu viii hold forth, while a
novel musical performance will be
given by an Italian baud, rendering IN
an artistic manner some very choice
music.
The regular season OF comedy and
drama will commence on Thursday
next, capable company being en-
gagged, and some Of the most popular
uecesses will be presented, properly
staged, ETC., giving, IA Ia done, a very
enjoyable Performance at tho very low
price OF admission.
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A nnnncren. L.c,.en I.IIed.

OAI,LAND, Calf, oct 2.-ln a row
In front Of q saloon last night Peter
Butts drew % revolver aud began firing
and fatally wuunlcl VIM. Grrun uud
then turned aui nol, pursued by a
policeman, whom he fired nj, but
conductor, w. T.. B1uncy. iufiicuug "a
fatal wound, anu seriously woundins
large crowd Hns 10 pursuit ui tue
would-uu murderer, iiruR ~ they ran.
WHOM ho iinaily was captured VI wns
found ihpt he had been hit iyu umus
anu cannot live.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

The senate GATED 10 order nnh n 70.
cesdH 90 iiusiurss


cesdH go nusinrss
WAAIiNOTON, Oct. 2.-iho Senate
was called 10 otdut thi, morning at the
uruul hUur, tut had 10 wall Tor a
quorum. IL then proceeded with the
routine morning husiIessu.
sherman called attention TO the
mlsstatomogt in recent speech Of
Senator White, California, Ia quoting
from the BIHksfs' Mgg0tHC % Aug.
1873 IN ~ tue c0iuhhu nCt VI 1873.
There was no such tintUnvnt In the
bdiikcrs' Magazine. lie taid the
whole slatrm,ut was a manufactured
lie from beginning 10 tbs end. IL was
worse than forgery, an absolute iabu'
cation branded with the brand VI In
fanny. lie dld not blamo ,hc senator
irJH California, because the alleged
article from the Magazine had l,o-
queutly been quoted ~ Uguufs.
White, Dem, vi cal, said lac had
tnKcn the extract from Work written
by very prominent Republican anu
had not himself eAamiuuu tht bIHkoTd'
MdgasHo. 10 the extract was not u0f-
rec. uu would omit 10 from the later
edition OF his speech.
The silver purchase repeal iii was
then taken up. DuO0is, Nul.,ui Idaho,
rising 10 maze "A personal statement,
called attention 10 the remark VI Cor.
mhu, Mary LAM, that thu resolution
INTRODUCED by Dubois 10 deter
CONFEDERATION Of financial lvg-
islaugn until the senatorial vacnn.
cleo from the states Of Masningt0 f,
Montana aud Wyoming had bee q
filed, was otieTnd Tor this purpose ~
containing lime. Dubois denied that
this wah his motive. lie had introduced
the resolution IN the interest OF the
three states referred 10 aud Justified
the Introduction OF the resolution by u
precedent which occurred some yeara
ago.
Mssnburn, Rep, Mimi, Supposed
the Ouit ct VI the resolution was to show
that the opponents OF repeal were not
being taken ~ an unfair advantage.
lie would therefore late tho facts
and allow the Senate 10 reach It's own
conclusion. OF the three states la
question, two were not silver pfOduC.
ing stats aud those Two states were
fspftsentrd in the Senate by two
srnnturs who favored repeal VI lhe
Sherman law.
Ia response ~ q question Of WOlcolt,
Republican, Ol COlornuoi Washburu
saii he referred 10 the states OF WRsh-
iuglou ana Wyoming.
81 would like the senator from
Nipnrso,a,D said DubOis, so alale by
whOso authority he makes that assoT.
tiOu."
"by authority OF the sunalors them
selves reptile Wnshbuln.
81 Imagine those sunntorn VIII re-
sent that imputatiou," said Dub0ie,
81 slate that tue senators from WASH
inglon (Squlresl and WyUming( Cutcy
arc not fur unconditional repeal OF tue
Sherman law, Too senator from
washington has offered IN amend
muut IA the Interest Of silver The
senator from Washington (squires)
told me-" Nashbutn declared, "thnl
no would vote ior unconditional repeal
ol the purchasing clause Of the shur-
man act"
Thib closed the Incident and Kyle,
Pop. OF :, d., addressed 10 SENATE la
opposition 10 thU gepval bill.
Kyle ridicuied thu ldeu that with
fsur coinage thu United States would
be Hooded win silver on the contrary,
IL WAS doubtful whether the future
yield VI silver wOulu he large enough
10 iufHbh tue necessary Increase Of
currency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

CHICAGO, OCT "A special from
San AutuulO, Texas, says work has
commenced on the great wagon road
aud leal mines Of Mexico Win Mara.
thOn, Texas, This mine In n solid
mountain OF ore 800 feet high aud six
miles long. At any point ore can ho
In Mexico aud about 100 miles south OF
Marathon. The orc will be hauled 10
Marathon, the nearest railroad point,
and shipped nom thoro 10 the COM
pany's smelter In New Mexico.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

Tho nmilnrd Match to Commence this
Afternoon.

NEW York, Oct. 2.--The billiard
match between Frank Ives, the Amori.
can champion, aud John Roberts, the
English champion, " III begin here this
afternoon. Tho match is for 1000 points
10 English BILLIARDS anu 5000 a side anu
met receipts Two games Of 800 points
rgch will be- played daily, one In the
nfteTpoon and the other IA the evening
until Saturday, when thousand points
WIN DO played IN the afternoon and a
th0usnnd IN tho evoning.
Tho match differs from tho one re-.
ceptly played IN Chicago IN lne re-
gpcet Only, the pockets being inches
instead Of 3 inches, which, IL "a said,
should work 10 ROberls's advantage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
Home Again.

ON Saturday evening Elders G. T..
Larson, Of Mantii and Martin Nielsen,
Of Leyan, arrived IN this city on their
return from a mission 10 Scandinavia.
They lot this city a ugust 28,h, 1891,
aud started on their return from
Copenhagen on September TN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

ia.t June 10 avoid tho disrfacc Of arrest
I'm connection v ith q ohafgcof forgery
has been arrested ON q charge Of iots-
nc Inc airuaturos TO over twenty
tbeusnnd doilnrs' worth Of notes, pur.
rortipr 10 be- made by various well
Known firms ami payable 20 young
Adlrfjs father, whose endorsement, "
A. NOW thought, was nlaO forged,
Theurh the elder Adler ct Hfst sus'
r@rted lhu longing OF the original notes
he diapceed Of them 90 u note broker
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COULD NOT WAKE HIN.
Il. T.. Ihurslon Pound Wrapped In the
Sleep Of Death In salt Lake
Lodging House.

The lifelesl body OF Il. p. rhuraton,
Of Denver, was discovered la bis room
In a lodging houss at No. % cast First
South street, ON Saturday night about
5 o'clock, On the wash slant Coroner
IHylo found an empty vial which
bore evidences Of having contained
pgutsic acid. IL " stated thst the de-
uHrud WIS representative Of tho
LiOtCt aud Rdiigdy nag asr, published
In Denver. Daring hlu sUlJuEn In Salt
Lake CITY, supposed 10 have been siDCa
last Monuay, no was a ToOmer Ut
the lodging h1uHe where he died with
tho exception OF Thuudny night. On
Frllgy ho returned somewhat under
the iuilugnce OF liquor. On Saturday
hIH heavy breathing AMI snoring ut-
,rnctrd the attention OF the lBudiady,
sho could not wake him and called IA
a couple Of follow lUlpers 10 arouse
him but thoy assured her ho WINS only
sleeping OH tho effects Of nprpe anu
no was lott alone until late In the
evening when investigation disclosed
tho TACT TINT h1 wAa dtui.
Coroner Taylor held an Inquest TO-.
day aud the jury returned 10 tho effect
that the deceased had committed Bul-
eide. The remains are now being held
70 the order Of relatives In Denver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
Ninrhlnnh,s nenlll.

Governor Wrst this afternoon re-.
cuivcd IS msiI from the department Of
t,atr at wasni aion a uuly aulhcnti'
Gated moriuaty certificate IN the care
OF Per Auu,uuu Biorkluni, nn Amcri.
cnu citizen, WIN uIUd uu August 23ai
last at llelsln turg, sweden, leaving q
wifr und three children residing ~
Provo. The certificate hal been re-.
celycd at Washington from the nin'
!aicr Of Sweden aud Norway.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

BARCELONA, Dot. The anarchists
Of this province have distributed
through tho streets Of this city u num-
ber Of circulars, calling ON the people
20 revenge themselves on the upper
and middle olasses, on account Of the
death sentences passed on Pallas. They
declare trat dynamite, petroleum,
torch, dagger and poison should be
used.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

No Improvement Ia tho situation a.
Yet Visible.

WAsIuEGIUN, Oct 2.-The senators
who nave been most active trying 10
effect IA compromise ON the repeal bill
do not express themselves Gs dis.
couTaged by the outlook this morning.
They cay nothing Is likely 10 trauspire
In that direction durlug tho present
week, but express an opinion that the
beginning Of next week VIII tee n
change IN tho situation, by which
time the Senate viii lie more
thoroughly impressed with the utility
u the effort to pasa tho pending billin
the present shape and that this further
delay will have the general effect OF
convincing the senators OF tho impOs-
slbiliIy OF any mans getting just what
lac muy want. The extreme men on
10Th sides are still holding out stifly
however, aud " there Is any improve
nont OF the eitugtiOn II dues not ap-
pear ON the surface.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
Lost His Toe.

on Saturday afternoon a young man
named Gray, who lives Just west OF the
Jordan river was ohopping wood when
the axe glanced anu struck his leit
foot. Three toes were gashed, orc Ol
them 30 badly That II had % be- ampu.
tatod on saturday evening, BY care.
ml surgical manipulation the other two
were repaired, no that whom the wound
heals Mt Gray Will nud them useful
ma before.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

CINCISSATI Osa 2-lho south
bound iu.t freight tain on tho Cluye.
land, CiuUinntti, Chicago a st. L3uiH
r0ai this mIruiug fau intp three
lcight cars c4fo'c.ly lot on the track
uUnr i.dgn0nt, mHkiug gu ugly wreck
ami killing two ramps and fentiully
luIurug two others. Tho Dead arc
joseph jordan AMI James Murphy,
hIlh u CDlnmLn.. O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
Indian upri-lns suppre,ssd.

WAsHINGTON, oct. 2,-rhe uprls-
ing amoHg the fumae luuiaus Of
southW olt Calilurulhi headed by
Miguel, the renegade chief und
several Of his followers, has been sup
pressed by their arrest, Ihe intormR-
ZION WIS telegTaphuI TO tho Interior
department today by Indian Agent
llflhgidhllO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
rmE rAnrrr NIL
Tho democratic N,mbsFs of the Ways
ANA ucnns committee ht Worh.

WAsIuSu41N, O0G 2.-Ihe Demo
cratic mum1urs o. she wnya and muauh
committee are making progress
with the tGtiu bid. The gtou1d
w0fk " unIcrstoOd 10 be- fee
raw mat,finia with compensatory
reductions Ia other directions. There
To- q gfOwing impression that thc cons
stqurnt deficit In the receipts VIII be-
met by Increased Internal revenue
taEos ON whisky aud tobacco. Carlisle
Is undeut0oi % favor an increased tax
on whisky 10 10 cent?. The calculation
is that THIS viii increase tho rovonu q
thirty million d1llntr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
noLTED rmr DEnoCnArIo TICKET
The Greatest Sensation of she Iowa
campaign 80 far.

DIS MOINEs, iowa, oct 2.-rhe
greatest political sensation OF tho Iowa
campaign this fail WIS sprung this
morning by State Senator l.. II. Bollor
Of Harrison county, who In "a letter 60
Chairman scott OF the pOpulist cen.
trail committee announces that he has
bolted the Democratic Iioket and will
support Jotepu for governor. Bol-
ter has bson u Democratic leader In
Iowa Tor years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

idenls u unconditional icrcal 20
avail Themselves Of tboir cJIc.du
strength az majority OF the Sela,u 6.
I0Tcc a vote. 10 the Ell Is falls thea
DO may listen 90 compromise terms bs
the lees Of the two cvls. Silver atn'
ntprs sssptt that they are Ucrtnin UI
tuppufl 40 tho critical moment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

The u Supreme Count Assigns ~
for special hearing

wAmINGrUg, OCT. 1.-The supreme
Court OF tuu United states meets Mon.
day October OH. Tue members Of the
court feel natural anxiety that TIT
appointment Of Jutllce Hornblower
shall be- confirmed by the Senate be-.
fore that time. The overloaded state
Of the docket makes II important that
his portion u the work should DO
assigned ~ him At the opening OF the
term.
The court has assigned a number Of
cnits for special hearing. or these tho
principal ART:
Bardcn W Northern Pacific Railway
company, involving the validity oi
title Of mineral lands 10 Montana.
The Mormon Church case, iuvolv.
ny the question Uf the disposition OF
he tequestrAted lands Of the Church.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

Mrs. Colonel Kelly aud daughter
lcit for California lasL night with the
expectation Of being absent at least six
months. The trip b. undertaken for
tho benefit u the formers health. Tho
Kelly residence has been rented by w.
l.. Piclllrd Tor one year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

A SUN Against thc Trnusmissonfi
Trright Associations.

Trright Associations.
ST. PAUL, oct. .. rhe United
States court N appeals hes handel
down decision Boo tue case Of the us.
against tho Tmusmiss0uri freight
association. Tho su.t was originally
brought 800 Kausu8 under the Sherman
buti-iust law. Tho lower court de-.
rldud lu igynr Of the association, hold.
ing that 1t was not trust, but was
ortanizrI under the intontsto com.
mrrcu law. The court OF nppenls
sustained the lower c.uf.Julgo 'fhlrab
disseuicd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
rnranInrnlIn rlIrrrr.

MASON CITY, Iowa, oct. 2.-PolicC-
mau Tim O'biiun Of tho Chicago,
Milwaukee and 81. Paul railroad was
shot and killed by n tramp this morn.
ing. Officers ana citizens arc In hot
pursuit VI the murderer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

PANS, oct. 2.-TEe dulla OF Tonkin
was flooded by hurricane sweep,ng
away many dwellings and drow niug
a large number Of people. Crops are
ruined. Urgent appeals have been
Issued for fund.- to avert famine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
no COMPROMISE.
cleveland said 10 oppose II Except nv
"A s.unt isCsuTt.

WAsnINulON, Oct 2.-Carlsle has
cousullel again with President Glove.
land on the compromise terms, but
with no satisfactory results, sayB o
morning paper. IL il una rstoou the
reply he has authorized Carlisle 10 give
lho advocetea OF CJmprumiss ID that
he VIII listen TO no o5mpromiss in'
yolyinR further purchase OF silver Until.
u supreme effort has been made by the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
pEACE ~ SIAN.
The TTcucb ncinRuds complied WIN
aud thu TFvhty sirn"d.

PANS, Oct 2.-rho government
has received cAuicgram from tue
French envoy at Bangkok, announc-
Ing the settlement OF the dispute
between France anu siam ~ cablcd 10
tho Associated Peas yositrisyi nddins
that the treaty WAS bignul yesterday
France Is 10 continue ~ occupy Chat-
tibund. All tue PROPORTIONS ot tht
treaty will 10 carried Uut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

TRENTON, n. j., Oct. 2.-Tho Mon.
mouth pnuE association has begun "a
libel suii tur siOO,unn nghiutt the Now
York Tribune and TINES Tor tho puuii.
cation %. articles u,ularng Is a mon
etrous gambling he'll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
The n,meraiiic convention.

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. 2.-Ev,rythiug is In
readiness TOT the meeting Of the pan
American Bimetallio convention TO.
morrow, The convention Will bs mot
by the mayor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

Gloomy weather ut tho WORLDS Tair
Iouay.

CHICAGO, Oct. There was no
special feature Il tho W0rlG'a Fair
today. Toe weather IL gloomy,
aud u fine mis-. IL falling maxi
ing OUTDOOR movement extremely
dInnRTeeAbIe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

4 Proposition 20 Inquire tnto H.
NIutts ct MustuUss.

WAEmNUtUN, oct. 2.-HUDdogson
viii Introduce Ia the Houno today a
resolution Tor the appointment OF q
Hptcisl committee OF tyu to iuVcHtigNo
suu report ON the Transaction OF the
sugar trust, with power to ut during
tlu tuasl1u II Congress and send for
leisJns And pHpuis, to secure tue hid
of tuo department VI Justice and IL 1nc
hcts warrant, II 10 report bill To
Ruuui ia corporate existence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

WAslIiN01uN, Olt 2.-Dlnsm0rc,
Ark, opened the SECOND weeks de-
bate on the oil TO repeal lho F,Iufal
election laws with IN argument IN
favor VI repeal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

MEMrHIs, Oct. at ii stated that
the switchniou ~ an toe yards except
the Tennessee Miilaud have tlruck.
There 10 no disturbance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

Watson, Morris aud Evorlll were
declared the uOmiuuee, after which
thirty.hyo lelrralus were elected 10
attend the Democratic city convention
10 be- held on tue 9th Inst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

Tho Fourth precinct Democrats met
In The Eighteenth ward Independent
school house on Saturday, night ami
ptactlcally decided 10 support the In.
deuepdput cillginh' nominations by
uiiipp 10 namu councilman. Twenty
one delegates we're elected 10 attend
ths civ conventions alter which the
meeting adjourned
the "AuOHISEs" ~ DENvER.
Tne P11P'S ~ sSpsfiepss H Vim 00, ,hs.
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o. thn Chnrgc % TorEcTy.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 2.-O4rar Adler,
ION Of Samuel Adler who Suicided
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

County Inhrmary Superintendent
Allen reported that four Inmates had
been discharged during the month Of
September, three died, Fix were adj
mite anu the number ~ present In
the Institution was u.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-05-17

BLoUNT, of Georgia, has been
made Minister to Hawaii TO succeed
Stevens The difference between
Blount and Stevens is that Stevens
hoisted the American flag over a
country that begged to be taken 10
under old glory, and Blount, with all
the alacrity of a rebel hater of the
flag, hauled it down and disgraced
the United States in the eyes of all
nations. Blount will serve the Con.
federacy we'll in Hawaii.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-05-17

The Farr compulsory education
bill, which is now in the hands
of the Governor, provides for
the attendance for at least sixteen
weeks year at any school in which
the common English branches are
taught Of children between and u
mentally and physically able to at.
tend school While the bill makes it
obligatory upon parents to educate
their children, it does not interfere
with parents as to how or where the
child shall be educated, provided that
instruction shall be in the common
English branches and for at least
sixteen weeks year. The purpose
of the measure is 10 reach those
parents who can but will not educate
their children. Refusal or neglect
of the parents to comply with the re-.
quirements Of the measure is punish.
able by fine of 50 for the first Of
Tense and So for each subsequent of.
fense.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-05-17

GOVERNOR MCKINLEY will again
be nominated for Governor of Ohio
by the Republicans, and he will be
elected without fail. The greatest
trouble the Ohio Democrats have now
is to secure a candidate to run against
the gallant Mckinley. Nobody
wants to accept the nomination,
knowing for a certainty that it in.
wolves slaughter. The best thing
the Ohio Democrats can dc is to en-.
aorse Mckinley, who will get an old
time Ohio Republican majority and
be very much in the of way Presiden.
tial lightning in 1896.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-05-17

The New York San says: "Chica.
60 must find some means of putting
an end to the extortionate practices,
Of which so much complaint is made
by the people who have visited the
city and the exhibition during the
past ten days, as well as by many of
the exhibitors. These practices have
been tolerated in an inexcusable way
within the grounds of the exhibition,
by the Directors, who cannot, of course
be held responsible for their existence
in the outside hotels, the managers of
which will doubtless be brought to
reason through experience. Many of
the people who had intended to visit
the exhibition this summer must have
changed their mind since they read
the unpleasant reports that have
been sent out from Chicago all over
the country since the first of last
week. Then, again, not few of the
exhibitors complain that the unex.
pected assessments made upon them
are iutolerable. The Management of
the Chicago Exhibition must take
heed of these things.