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exclusion act, asked that the date for
hearing the argument bo postponed
from May Sth to the 10th.
Solicitor. General Aldrioh Joined
Choate In making the request, and
Chief Justice Fuller announced that L
would DO granted.
RAILROADS. LIABILITIES.
The question of the liabilities OF rail.
road corporations 70 employees for dam.
ages received while IN the service of
the company, is one to bo settled, not
by a local law In the state wherein the
CAUSE Of action rose, but by generi |
law upon the subject, was the sub.
ataues OF n decision by the Supreme
couf, OF the United States today In the
case of John Bsugh, a fireman, against
Tho Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad com.
pany.
prDs'r CAST TIE SOUVENIR nELL.
Delays In collecting the material
caused the postponement OF the cere'
mony set for today OF casting ths sou.
venir bell 10 be made Of historic metal
collected by the Daughters oftho Amer.
lean Revolution for the purpose OF
commomorstlng the opening Of the
Columbian Exposition.
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WAR IN CUBA.
Tho HsvoIution said TO Assume Con
siderable Proportions.

Tho Hevolution said TO Assume Con
siderable Proportions.
KEY WEST, Fla, May 1.-The
schooner Lila arrived today from Gi-
bira, Cuba, and reports that the Cuban
iiag Ia foaiing over the fortress. The
revolutionists number 100 and are In
possession OF the city. A schooner
arrived there from San Domingo Aprll
Goth, with men and ammunition for
ihe revOlutionists. Expeditions are
being fitted out in Jamaica and San
Domingo under tho direction OF Gen.
eral Quesiadt.
The Cubans are enthusiastic over the
news and It Is believed many OF them
are anxiously awaiting an opportunity
TO get to the island. The Spanish
papers underworld to suppress the
magnitude OF the revolution. Maui
festos were issued promising pardon to
all who would lay down their arms
within today.
The Spanish troops are moving no.
lively enough TO Indicate that the
Spanish government believes that
strong measures are necessary to sun.
press the uprising. The Cubans here
believe every province will Join In the
revolution in few weeks. Federal
officers here are using every precau-
ton to prevent any expedition leaving
here. The cutter McLanc is the only
government vessel here ut present.
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a Question al Life ana Death.

WAsIIINoToN, May 1.-The lives o
two men In the state of California, and
sentenced to be- hanged, In depending
on O free motion made today In the
United States Supreme Court by AT.
torney General Hart of that state
After these men were sentenced In the
county courts 10 be hanged I'm
the county Jail oy the county sheriff,
and while their cases were pending an
appeal to the supreme court of tho
state, the legislature passed q law
directing that executions for capital
oiianses should DO In the state prison
by the warden thereof.
Judgment Of the lower courts being
ailirme by the supreme court Of the
state, counsel for the condemned an.
pealed to the United States Supreme
Court on the ground TINT the law
directing the executions to be held In
the county jaiis being repealed and
the new law not applying to judg-
ment, rendered before its passage, sen.
tence OF the accused could not be car.
ried out except In violation OF the
eleventh amendment Of the constitu.
ton.
The court received the appeal. md
counsel was given until the 18th inst.
In which TO iilo briefs In support OF or
In opposition thereto.
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rnr.nIngth tho Ilehers.

HAVANA, May IA considerable
military force has left Tor Holquln,
anu more troopB will be sent before
Thursday. The rebels are believed 10
be neither 80 numerous nor 80 belliger-
ent as ut first reported. The govern.
ment is confideat they will DO uis-
persed speedily.
Madrid, May Lit Is announced
officially that three columns OF tr lops
are pursuing Cuban Rebels between
San Augustine and lIas Frcnas, and
two Spanish gunboats will cruispnlong
the coast. The creole societies visited
the Cuban governor and assured him
Of their fidelity.
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oEamAsY's CELEBRATION.
Tho Opening the Exhibit nm Einbor'
ate Affair.


ate Affair.
CHICAGO, May 1.-The participation
Of the German empire in the inaugur.
ntion OF the big Fair was an elaborate
affair. At the moment President
Cleveland touched tho button that sot
the machinery In motion the chimes
In the capel OF Germany's building
brought Into action their BEAUTIFUL and
melodious tones, filling tho air with
glory ballelujah In honor OF the event.
The official ceremony over, Commit
sioner wnfmulh led the President
around the interior section OF the Ger
man exhibit In Manufacturers hall. a
reception by Commissioner Warmth
and luncheon with obligatory toasls 70
the success Of tho Exposition and tho
exhibit Of Germany was suitable
finale 10 this worthy commemorati0n
OF the day ON the part OF Germany.
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WANTED.

yxyASrFp-IADfHs TO NAH. AND 40.
w dfcas envelopes, Obtain names, etc, tor
tls al home. for terms sont addressed stamped
envelope, r.. y. sMYTHE TOILET co, uNCJ
south lend, Ind
yXrANTTD; 10 EXCHANGE 20 ACREs on
w land IN Draper for property iu .0th
Ward. Apply = Main 4.
NTfsrIr on SECOND. HAND CLOTHING.
Nl wiz pay highest price Cleaning, Dyoing,
HAS Uleaned, Retrimmcd; viii exchange WORK
for wearing apparel. A. LhplN, 5I west,
second South.
yNVTRY ONE DEeil1NU CIOTiiFs
IL cleaned, dyed, repaired and altered
work guaranteed In good style and Gone on
short notice. second hand clothing bousht
and sold.
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New YoRK, May 1.-The Toledo,
Ann Arbor 4 Northern Michigan
railroad has defaultod on the Interest
on s2,l2O, 900 per cent bonds due TO-
day. President Samuel Sloan OF the
Delaware, Lackawanna 4 Western
read denies the report current In Wall
street today that his rond has secured
control OF the Ann Arbor road.
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LINCOLN, Neb., May 1.-The trial
Of the Impeachment cases against Sec.
retary OF State Allen, Attorney. Cen
eral Hastings and Land Commissioner
Humphrey, began this afternoon In
the supreme court.
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BERLIN, May 1.-The 7age6iau an.
nounees negotiations between Chan.
oellor Won Caprivi and the progressive
members Of the center regarding the
territorial support for the army bill as
ended. Frelherr Won S0iniIgen
Huene will, 1t 10 unterstood, propose a
motion to reduce the government de-
mand to $4,000 men for the first year
and the government will not object to
the motion. Tho 7dgeJtar says ma.
Jorlty Is thereby assured for the meas.
ure us amended.
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LONDON, May DIR. Tanner, a
brother OF the conspicuous anti. Par
nellite member of parliament, purpose
ly took an overdose OF morphine In 4
Fleet street hotel last evening and died
shortly after midnight.
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a New Pacific Line.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-The Can.
adiaD Pacific railway, through its lo-
cnl representative NJ. Stern, today an
nounced that II had completed ar.
rangements for the establishment Of n
steamship line from Australia to Van.
couver, b. o., carrying both freight
anu passengers.
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LONDON, May IA great labor
strike was begun today Mt Dundee.
The men refused 10 accept reduction
In wages anu today 10000 operators
went out on n strike. Several mills
were compelled to close In conse.
quence.
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Miners strike.

COLUMBUS, o., May l.-Twenty
thousand miners In Ohio are idle today,
having struck for nm advance Of Ave
cents per ton. No trouble Ia reported
and none 10 anticipated.
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PITTsBURC, Pa, May 1.-The story
that Senator Quay intended to resign
arrived In today's dispatches. The
senator stated that he had not the
slightest Intention Of reslgning.
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New YORK, May 1.-The Duke Of
Veragua through the long distance
telephone from Chicago opened the
Pross Club Fair at Grand Central
Palace In this city this evening.
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BERLIN, May l.-As the day pro.
Creased there were some turbulent de-
velopments Ia this city. The police
compelled n meeting OF anarchists to
disperse because the speakers were
urging the soldiers not to obey the
umpyTOr.
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NEW York, May 1.-The Univer.
slty club gave u reception tonight TO
the officers Of the American anu
foreign men-oi-war now In tho hRrDor.
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FROM THE CAPIrAI.
National Debt Statement for the Past
Month.


Month.
WAsHINdToN, ID. O., May 1.-The
operations OF the treasury department
during the month Of April were as
iolioSG Net increase Of tho public
debt, sS,720, $40; bonded uebt increased,
S42l ,0O5; cash In the treasury de-
creased, $i,l47,s24. Tho net result
being AN increase OF the debt. The
interest bearing debt increased $500;
the debt on which interest had ceased
decreased s73,iOO The debt bearing
no Interest decreased s347, 0O5. The
aggregate interest and non.interest
oe.ring debt April S0th was $500, 4O7,-
"a march 30th 1t was S967, 1928, 30.
ooih certificates and treasury notes
uhee. ny an equal amount of cash In
WIS treasury outstanding at the end Of
tne month, s596,Ol6,72l, decrease Of
sl,9lI $50, total cash In the treasury,
sIo0,oi4,llB, against which liabilities
are Outstanding OF SD,7Ol 1880, the gold
reserve amounting TO Sl32, O72, 542,
leaving an available surplus of S24,-
l1li673. During the moutn there was
decrease OF sl6,004,S78 Ia the gold
coin and bars, the total at tho close OF
INC month being 500, 2s3, $3.50, or
silver there was S4Sl, 7sS, 0Oi, An M.
crease OF Si24 800. There was n sur.
plhs OF Sl0,O05, los in the National
bank depository against $40, 1854, 0iI the
previous month.
oniNEsE HEARING POSTPONED.
In the Supreme Court OF the United
StateB, Joseph Ii. Choate OF New
York, who will appear on behalf OF the
Chinese government and Its subjects
IN this country, in an argument before
the United States Supreme Court upon
the conslitutionality Of the Chinese
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william starts for Rome.

RoMB, May 1.-The German EN-
peror and Empress began their journey
homeward this evening.
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MAY DAY RIOTS In EUROPE.
Encounter Between tho Police ald a
hob in AaFsailles.
Revolutionary Hymns sung AZ
vienna Dutoh soeiniisis.-
herman AnnrchIsiA


mAhshiLhEs' hiHy LA large part
OF the working population took part In
the May day celebration today. To-
wards evening the crowds In the
streels became very dleorderly. The
police tried TO arrest eeveral socialists
, mn0 were wssIhg feu nags anu met a,,0.
s Wv wVIs . MN W Noienve. he
v oni,,u 'ssm.od ~ nsn' ~ wnicn tnS
poneo were Wols.eu, 40 nusshis
sa.ns W 'ne "s.is1anoo VI chu pDice huu
sVns'a. nkh. pesan, nno Iio,e'S ue,
,Vnuuu ,nenisoi'eh MI.n uluVs hhu
49,, ,o'a' o9sy WI, svi'iV hnu lY''Ve-
n, om "V's vsuy eu' nng O' u,,s, "a
gmu VI ,ioVe,s S"P'uteu loneo cOnl,
ssNy' hoohe" nm u0wh Anu
s,"sses ni", ia sno uas,, io WE
heu ."s uoVPs Oo'0'o h0iiO"p
'"''i oouii w uoho hi'n'
SOME DISORDER IN PARIS.
PARIS, May l.-Some disorder oc-
CURED during tho day IN the Place
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A cLoUDBURsT.

PARIS, Tex, May la cloudburst
sWep, 'nv aope ., me moun ,s, Sea-
norlh.bound passenger train which
loft Saturday was unable TO get be-
You'd Mountainberg and returned. A
south-bound train wan stopped mt
Greenland. The Arkansas river IL
eight miles wide and much damage
has been done along Its course.
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AT AMSTERDAM.

AMSTERDAM, May 1.-The socialists
Of Gouipgen marched through the
streets Of that city this afternoon and
refused TO disperse ut the command OF
the police. The police then charged
with drawn swords aud cleared the
streets. Several socialists were
wounded.
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TELEGRAPHIC
DAMAGE BY FLOODS.
sYsral Buildings in St. Louis
Washed Away aud Lives Lost
RAILROAD TRACK SWEPT AWAY.
Tho Ohio River Rislng.-Scorss O.
Families in Dapger.-Farms
Under Water.


gT. LOUIS, ny 1.-The river ~ D
o,,,oos ,h,a oveninp showed rise Of
'0'o'" ''' ~, IT, and ia still
over 1901 sinVo ''s' "'s" .,,..d
rising. Ate O'Clock water hhu c"u'oH
thu abandonment Of the greater pof.
:, r.s, c,,ondelet. A telegraph
Wv" VI -" 80. w,.c,,,d this
Office In 81 hou's was ,',,,,,-
morning and several small pu''uips'
washed away, The body Of man was
.-..,,.d ashor. n,ar the side Of the
""'" .-,.,,, amo. MANY per.
wreckeu 'eies'ap" o,nU 49,. ~.
sons who have been hvinB in 'he seo.
onu s'oi's' y, '" ,.., 80, 81
- 10, ,.,,ov a.,.,.s Al ReIIe.
'o,''"' "' ,,.r,. .,.,,,.L
ville Heverh manufacturing '"'''''n"
mentB were forced to shut down, the
boiler rooms being inundated.
,,hi. alta n, IN. yiv.r Norih 81.
'"'' ~ - r,'.
Louis so Iat Is the wVIs' suIetsi.
ulnttiot SHOWN ~ Vahhoiu nv"
vast lake Win mere anu theIe
nas'ily vacaleu snhn.y P'o"uuins
The East 81 Louis dock warehouse
gave way about noon anu iuliy one-
iouftn Oh ,he vas. pulIuInR WIN W.
hoavy contehts iei, IN heap, uo Ioo'
s,nking anu set.iins on .ne wieeh.
ihouSnhus VI saohs " houI' thons VI
gram, bohes OF chnheu BoousI puhuies,
shingles anu tnisceiianeous 40, OF otnef
goous were pteoipila,eu tniough me
siouhu noot anu ,h.o VIZ wafer ono
OF the lapofefs cicero fate, eoIofeu
man, was crushed 10 ueath under the
uebris' Two other iaDote:s were III.
nut Il IA Impossible 10 ascertain the
exact amount
A cIoupnJRsr.
PARIS, Tex, May LA oloudburst
swept the slope OF the mountains yea
terday and carried away thirly-nve
miles OF the Frisco railroad track. A
north-bound passenger train which
vonJ Moun;a,nbero mud yo,,tnsJ
south-bound train was stopped Mt
Greenland. The Afkansas Tlver IL
eight miles WIDE and much damage
has been done along Its course.
outo p,vrn ptana
ClsclNsATI, D, May The rainy
thre, weeks mas whoily stonn.d Iii
ploughlng and planting In Ohio is cul-
ininating Ia disastrous Hood. Here
over TWO inches OF rain has fallen with
IN the past twenty-tour houre, and the
ONO river Is Ienping up Mt the rate OF
Jour Inches an hour. The whole OF
northwestern ONO is Hooded aud tho
DELAYED that the Weld must be ANAL.
AN I,n,rssr wArrRspour.
,a
SPhiNGfIkLD, D., May lat noon
touay IN Immense waterspout burst
over fremont city, village near here.
About the same time the river broke
Us banks ana within eighteen minutes
away. outbuiIdlngs and stable and
noouing tho hrst hoors OF residences.
MANY FAMILIES IN DANGER.
5phiN9FiELD, % May l.-At mid
night IOO acres In the northeastern
part OF Tue city containing 700 houses
are hooueu AND the water 10 rising u
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AN IMMENSE wATERspOUT.

SPRINGRIELD, o., May lat noon
today an Immense waterspout burst
over fremont city, a village near here.
About the same time the river broke
Its banks and within eighteen minutes
the water flooded the town, carrying
away. outbuildings and stable ana
flooding the first floors OF residences.
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OHIO RIVER RISING.

CINCINNATI, o., My 1.-The rainy
and cold weather which for the past
three weeks has wholly stopped all
ploughlng and planting In Ohio Is Gull
minating IN disastrous flood. Here
over two inches OF rain has fallen with
In the past twenty-tour hours, and the
Ohio river Is leaping up Mt the rate OF
Jour Inches an hour. Tho whole OF
northwestern Ohio is flooded aud tho
wheat ruined, while other crops are 10
delayed that the yield must be small.
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MANY FAMILIES IN DANGER.

SpRIN9FIELD, o., May lat mid
night 100 acres In the northeastern
part OF the city containing 200 houses
are Hooded and the water 10 rising u
foot an hour. Scores OF families are in
danger. Electric street car traffic In
the entire city Is stopped.
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REASON FOR ANXIETY.

DAYTON, May 1.-The Miamee river
has reached an unprecedented height.
The water has found several weak
POINTS In the levers here, and there is
reason for anxiety. One hundred aud
fllty acres OF the residence portion OF
the city IL flooded.
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FARMS FLOODED.

ALTON, ILL.,, May lin the past
forty-eight hours tho river has risen
nearly three feet and is still booming.
South and east OF here farms are moth.
ing hut watery wastes. Several bridges
have gone cut at Wood river and the
work Of rescuing has commenced.
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TWO wATERsPouTs.

VAN BUREN, Ark, May 1.-Two
whlorspouts struck northern Crawford
county yesterday and washed out
bridges anu railroad tracks on the
Santa Fe. All reports are not In and
1t is feared the damage done ia immeDse
and many lives lost.
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vN SUMS FROM 1900 TO s50.0l0. ONE TO
A i've years, OF lowest rAtus. Under CON.
morcial National Bank james X. shaw.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-03

with US the growth and progress Of hu-
man endeRvor in the direction Of higher
civilization. We who believe that popu-
lar education and stimulation Of the
best impulses Of our citizens lead the
way to a realization Of the proud ma
tional destiny which our faith promises,
gladly welcome the opportunity here
afforded us to sec the results accom-
pllshed by efforts which have been ex-
erted longer than ours in the neld Of
mans improvement; while in uppreciR-
tive return we exhibit the unparalleled
advancement and wonderful accomplish
ments Of young nation and present the
triumphs Of a vigorous, self-reliant and
independent people.
ave have built these splendid edifces,
but we have also built the magnificent
fabric of a popular government whose
grand proportions are seen throughout
the world. We have made and here gath
cred together objects Of use and beauty,
the products Of American skill and in
Vention; but we have also made men
who rule themselves. 1t is an exalted
mission in which we and our guests from
other lands are engaged as we cooperate
in the Inauguration Of an enterprise de-
voted to human enlightenment; and in
the undertaking we here enter upon we
exemplify in the noblest sense the broth
erhood of nations.
"Let us hold fast to the meaning that
'underlies this ceremony, and let us not
lose the impressiVeness Of this moment.
AS by touch the machinery that gives
life to this vast exposition is now set in
motion, so at the same instant let our
hopes and aspirations awaken forces
which in all time to come shall influence
the welfare, the dignity and the freedom
of mankind"
The WomRn's building was formally
opened in the afternoon, with music and
addresses by prominent women. Mrs
Potter Palmer gave the opening address
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-03
THE FAIR is OPEN.
A Great Crowd of People Watch the
President Touch the Button.

AOp40OnV 4OhOA WIZ @O"SOAa
CHICAGO, May 1.-As sunrise this
morning, like a bride in her nuptial
robes, the "White City" stood ready to
open her arms to the world. Her tros-
sesu was, perhaps, not entirely complete;
there was, possibly, q little garniture
needed here and there, but, for all that,
she expectantly waited to welcome Pres
ident Cleveland, the Duke de Veragua,
the assembled thousands Of American
sovereigns and a whole multitude of
visitors from the uttermost parts of the
earth.
The decorations lacked the sunlight
to show them off. Jupiter Pluvius held
an uplifted fist over Chicago this morn.
ing. The skies were sodden, bleak and
chilled, and mist filed the atmosphere.
The weather conditions seemed not to
have yielded, at an early l-5ur at least,
to Cleveland luck. But to Chicago,
whose day of history this was, weather
condition counted for naught and early
the people were astir.
An apparently never oessing throng
poured out of the various depots, within
which every few moments long and
heavily laden trains, bringing from far
and near prospective participants in the
events Of the day, came to stop. The
early suburban trains on the Illinois
Central, as we'll as on the South Side
elevated road and the various cable sys-
TENS centering at jackson park, found
their capacity taxed early in the day,
while vehicles Of every and all descrip-
tions were pressed into service for the
accommodation of the crowds that did
not fancy the seven mile stretch of side
walk between Madison square and the
park gates.
At 1870, for the first time in the day,
q beam Of sunlight pierced the gloom
that hung over the lake shore and illu-
mined the White City in blaze Of glory.
The many thousands that thronged the
grounds accepted this as an suspicious
omen and for the first time in the day
mighty shout went up; not for the
president or any other distinguished
guest, but for Old Sol. From this time
on there were fittul CLEANS Of sunlight,
but the weather continued threatening
for the most part.
AS early as o'clock it was estimated
that over 100000 people had passed
through the turnstiles into the grounds,
and yet the hegirs had scarcely COM
menced.
AS the hour approached for the de-
psrture of the distinguished guests who
were to prominently participate in the
exercises of the day, an immense crowd
began to assemble on Michigan avenue,
stretching from the Auditorium to the
Lexington hotel, distance Of over one