davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-10-19
Oas Blattern9e1penft.
unterbriht ei1e Understanding por
4idter Go99in.

@obI ielten 1T Gi6ter @oggtnS @eribtsz
5imn1er 10 ibneu geraumt worbcn, ais bics
geitern ser SAT- mar. @5 puroe bic @tpil7
flase u9uffef versus 3a6ala" Derbanbelt,
in Der Der &Ldger $4,000 S9mer3enSgclo
bafiir DerIan9t. baB ct bon !3abalo's 9unO
gcbiiien murbe, aIs plOBIi6 Ouffcf's Nnz
tpolt Gotpen iicb erbob, ouf ben Gicbter 3uz
i6rttt unb ibm mittbeilte, baB it9 unter
ben !3eu9en oe3 Q[nseflagten cine Trau be-
fdn6e, beren S6meiter, Die nit tbr in bemz
ielben 6aule gelebt babe, am pOrber9ebenz
BEN Sage ms 8latternboipitaL eebracbt
tporben lei. 9ieie Jtabr;6t flOBte ben Qlnz
tpeicnoen etnen nibt 9eringen S6reden
Elm unb Ribter @oggin 3og itb iofort in
fetne Office 3uriid. 0ortbin IteB ct barn
bic bon @omen be5et9nete Trau tommen
unO erfubr bon tbr, baB bic 9emo1ten Nnz
gaben auf Wabrbett berubten, morauf Ser
Gtcbter in BEN SaaL 5uritdging uno bic
SiBung fir pertast erflGrte. Sn nenigen
Wfinuten mar ber 9roBe 0taum Ieer unb Der
Santtor erbielt ben Nuftrag, 9eb0ri9 gu
liiften.
, 1893-10-19
Oas m0roertfde Seu4t9as.
Cine gauge camille in einem PoteI3immer
erftidt eefunoer.

Cine aus bret Berionen beiteb en6e Saz
mile murbe ant Mittwo9 Worgen, oil
2eubtgaS eritidt, in etnem 3immer beS
6otel &aiier, 1925 &inneD NDe., ~9efunben.
Die GoDten limb Sobn @. Steinblod aus
9ampton, Soma un6 beiien 5pet Stn6er,
Die 20jdDrige Sba unb Der 15iGbrtge
WtQtam. Steinblod traf am Oicnitag
MOrgen NIT ieinen Ginocrn in @1ica8o Elm
unb nabm in benz gcnannten 6otel Bo6z
nung. &ur8 nad ibrer Ntdte6r BON Der
QuSitellung am ielben Qlben0 UNI 10, le9ten
fe iib gu 8ett. @eltcrn Worgen um suet
u6r bcmerfte Ser Glerf gilbert Walter etnen
i~tarfen @asgerlc1 Der aus Dem 3tmmer
SIT fommen i6ien, oas BON Der Stetne
blod'ld5en Tomilte betpobnt purbe. Die
3bitr tpuroe oufgeiprengt unb man fanD
ale bret Sniaiien toot in BEN 8etten. Die
2ei9name waren bereitS falt, Elm 3ei9cn,
baB Der SOB ibon Dor mle6rercn Stunocn
etngetreten ietn muBte. 9aS 3immer mar
nit @a3 angefitut, oaS einem ge0ffneten
6abne cntrDn1t mar. Die 9etben purben
nacb GolitoH'S Worgue in 6DDe 8arf &C.
bradt. Steinblod par 60 Sabre alt unb
auibeinenO in 9uten 8erbdltnilen.
, 1893-10-19
Gin Gtnbredher 9efd6t.

Ser NacbttpGbter $. $. @bite mabte
am 0icnftag @beub Die @ntoedung, baB
Ginbrccber iicb 3ugang 3t benz Sleibergcz
1cbGfte bon Sbarples & Weias, 40 State
Str. Deri9afft batter. @eltcrn ermittelte
bic 8olisei in einem BfanolaOen on Der
State Str. geitoblene &leiberipaaren aus
iencm @eibaft im 8ertbe BON 5000. Ser
farbige Samcs 8ortcr purbe barauf bin
unter benz 8crbo9t, elmer Der Ginbre6er
eetpeien 81 ietn, perbaftct. Die Gtnbrecber
batten bic btntere Sbiir beS @ei6GftslotalS
arf9cbrodbeu, um ii3 3ugans gu Iebterem
gu oeri3affe1t.
, 1893-10-19
StdotiIbes.
Grtbut perwei9ert.
STREET. 3wiiAen mbittne uno Gait Chicago.

Cine iebr ernite OteinungsberI9te6enz
belt lit Spt19en Ser Sta6t Sat Chicago
un0 Der Srli6aft 86ittng, beibs in Sns
6tara, an Der @ren3e Sbicdgo's gelegen,
gum NuSbrub eefommen. 8eibe, bic
Sta6t un6 bic Srtidaft, lie8en in Safe
GountD, in elmer @egenb, no man Dor
stpet Sa6ren bic Sarmen in 8dupLGBc 3er@
Iegte unb 9~lGubtge, penn al1cb ettpas ltner@
fabrene Spefulanten peranlaBte, it6 bort
anaufaufen, um, tpte Die BDraie lautet,
innerbaI6 zines fur3en 3eitraums ben GIN
faufsprets DerODppelt 3I Ieben.
Salt Chicago lit, pie geiagt, cine Sta6t.
Den @eieben bes Staales Snbiana SufOlge
baben bic StdDte bas 9tebt, BEN 8erfauf
getItiger @etrdnfe BIS 3u elmer Gntfernung
BON 3pei Wteilen iiber tbre @ren3en btnalts
gu controQiren. Sn Mbtttng, pel6es
ettpa $500 @inpobner bat, beftnOen ii9 30
S6anftpirtbi6aften, pel9e it6 idmmtltb
in Dem v8anntreiS" Der Sta0t Gait GDiz
cage befinben. Mfan 6urfte itb beSbalb
faum Dunbern, ais Dor 5tpet Wtondten Der
Stabtratb bon Gait Chicago etnen 8eidluB
faBte, pona9 bie 0irtbe bon 86ittng Der
Stabt @alt Gbicago gum 8etra9e bon $3.50
tdbrli9 tributpfltbtig lein louen. 0ie
8irtbe in 8biting iagcn, baB ite it9 iber
bas @Orgeben ibrer gtabbarn Our3als
nibt% tpunbern, ba bielelben in Solge beS
3ulammenbrubS bes 0runbetgentbumsz
marfts nit leeren Gotten, lecren 6duiern
unb elmer leereu&aiie ypo6lDerior9t" ieien.
3uglei9 betonen ite ober, bab fte nicbt 9e>
piat iinb, 3pet MeaL fir cine Qicen3 gu be-
Sablen, ba tie bereitS cine iolcbe bon Dem
GountDicbabmeiiter eripirften.
Wenn eS inbeiien aaf Babr6eit berlbte,
6aB Die Gait Gbicagoer cine leere &aiie bait
ten, 10 Deritanben ie es %Denigitens, bieien
S6aoen peni9itens tbeilpeiIe auf5ubeiern.
@tnes lcbOnen Cages IieBen fe idmmtli6e
QStrtbe bon 8bitin9 %perbaften, bent Gtcb7
ter Dorfiibren unb I'M $25 un6 bic Soften,
tpeIb' lebtere $40 pet &opf ~betru9en, be-
~itrafen. I'm einem BieberbolungSfaa
por5ubelt8en, baben Bic 86ttinger etnen
@tnbaltSbefebl %ertptrft, tDeIcber t9re 9fa6@
barn borldufig baran Derbinbert ibre
Salben gu leeren. Die 9ngelegenbcit
fommt am Mittpo6 por Gibter Giaet
5ur Sprabe.
, 1893-10-19
murktbprfd1t
6 tcago 10

Gbtcago 10. Oft.
SoI9enbe 8reiie pur6en Bel sr6Beren
Bdrtieen %er5telt:
Butter, bette greamerD=8 aare, %
@287c, CUTE 273@28c, mittelmdBtge $50
&c. 9atrb, bette, 24026c, mitteI9ute
nnb cute 18@23c, friiber 8afins Stof
153@16c.
8uttertne, bette Creamery 1876,
rebt i60ne 17c, 9atrp lac un6 15c fir Die
bette; in uGoas" ober fletnen @ebin6en &c
meDr.
&dfe, bette v6uu Cream G6e66ars",
10(0104c, vGpins" 1O3@1O4c, ygoung
Amertca OF 1O4 ,nacb9emudbterS cbpei8er
1l3(@12c, v8rif" 1O3@11, 9imburger
103011c.
Ger, gans trif9s, TO- Oos
0uben6.
8btSfeD, SLIP.
@eflIgeI, Iebenbiges, Turfe0 100
103c; 6ibner- Sennen TO-, Sabine
5 o., Gnten 8 O. fir lcbenoige ;
@dnie, ~leben6tge nit ben ganSen Seoern,
Sc. 50@$ .75per9 ubeno.v SpringGbtdens"
7@73c bos Yfuno.
8o6nen: 8eite yNabtes" $1.7O(0$-,
mtttel9ute 81 500, nit BET Wai6ine 9ez
~reiniete 81 .25@$1.40.
Obt, ge0Drrtes: 9lcpfeI, fiinitlicb ge7
trofnete, 74@10c Oas 8fun6, an Der Come
g%eDOrrte nOrOlicbe 5@63c, gftriicbe 5(06c,
8rombeeren 6@7c, Stntbecren 23@243c;
GaliforniibeS: 9tpritoien 14016c, nibt
9elbGlte 8firit6e 8(011c, geidbalte 200
24c; 9flaumen 9@13c; 8oiincn 9onbon
2apers 81 .65@$2.0 90 bas 8titcben, Mufaz
teller $1.00@$1.35, Iole 496c.
Sbft, frii6es: Qtepfel So. O002.75
unb $3.0O04,0 90, ie nab Der Site, 8anaz
men 50c9$1.25, Gttronen $1.50(04.25
gfirficbe bette bielt9e 35c940c, minber
CUTE 10000.
&artoffeGn = 8urbants o.
6ebrons $4,000; Stole 55@68c; 6urcbz
chamber Soc Ser 8uibel. SerieDa Smeetz
gotatoes 3,0093.25 bas SAB. Baltimore
2.50@2.75.
, 1893-10-19

Serlamgt: WGnner nn6 &na6en.
WerGan9t; Gin ~erTabreuer GunpuTer. ga95ufras
~ gen in unierer Office 5lpiifet 6 uHo z 1lbr beute
abenb. SainOis Staats3eitnug So.
~ S9onmberg & S6inbIer, 0 %. Snoiana Ctr.
SO er1an9t: a9enten fir einen Iei6t obfebbareu,
~ ueuen uno biutgen Patentsartifel. Sfferten inter
G 40 Staats5eituug.
WerIoust: Gin junser damn inn @oIoUn.
~ 223 Ntibt9an ctr.
RerIonet; 3pel Mdnner, mel6e bic @drtnerei
~ oeritebeu; feline Anbereu brauden oor6ufpredben.
$50 Ntenomiuee Str.
RerIan9t: syl1neer finger 9eutl6er fir Offce.ar=
~ belt; $50 Die Wobe. NtuB 500 gaor BADEN. &or.
N As Stoats5tg.
Werlongt: Sin gutter 9uu1.Mlanr, Der aud NIT an
~ Sti6en a%ufparten fam. 1-3 81. Start Ctr.
0erlun9t: Sin iun9er Mann ftr au9emteine Ga.
6 6, abums ctr.
8er1onst: Sin e%rfobrsnsr gSrbisr; @sS9mitt
N%erlangt: Gin 9errentleiOer-Reiniger; itdmbi9e
~ @rbeit. 459 S9ben aoe.
O2erlauet: Gin perbeirutbeter Mann, nm einen
~ GGrberei=gBa9eu 81 fabren; muB itaotbefauut ieIn
uHO quite &eTereHaeH b'bsH' @fetI9e 9E9stt 5s.., w..
g5erIon9t: Gin gutter itetiser meauu, nm Seam gu
~ tobreni iteti9e &r6ett fir ben ribttgen Wtanrt. gtadb=
81 g. mtorfet Str.
Werlaugt: 10 g8uitsrs. Trib no98ufrosen.
~ 1873 NDamS Str, 8alement.
92erIangt: Sin proftiider GfitQmader, Der etner
~ Gif9=Sabrtt oOrlteben fam. Gotb Manufacturing
60, 5O1-70S Gebar Str, Mitpaufee, Mis. 19Df3t
Serlangt: Srarett ur0 MG06em.
Ner1augt: Gin 9utes beutfbes Mdb9e1 fir alges
~ meme Sousarbeit; gutter Sobn. Nm. @aguer,
6OO1 State Str.
NerIangt: Sin Wtdb6eu BON uneefdBr IL Syabreu
~ fir 9ouSarbelt in fleiHer Sonille. 9tab5utra9eH
514 @. luton Str.
0SerIan9t: Gin 9utes ~beut1bes Wt6Oben fir auge=
~ metue SousarbeIt in elmer netteu PrtoatfamiIe.
9tocb5ufro9eu 291 81. State Ctr, Dben.
sc erlou9t: Mdbben pber 5rou, UNI fMb i'm 9aus=
~ bait nisli1 gu ma9eH; muB gu 9onIe l6iafen:
286 Wabanfia Qpe.
| Sc rIa II ct: Mt1bben fir Sausarbeit. 736 @ali.
~ fornia Aoe, 9e9euiiber 3umbolot Bari.
~ 2512 Wtidbt9an 9tpe.
, 1893-10-19
@eTieite.

Senn, 1869 80. gtprth Mne.
8absr, 1877 q. Wapiepopb MSs.
9hIion, 872 81. California @pe.
Soebue, 938 q. California gloe.
ueIterbouie. 1135 q. California Mos
TrubIp. 1914 W3tIuautee @pe.
Sombs, 1868 Milipautee Noe.
SofIep, 1929 Wtilnnufee Noe-
Seor9, 400 WtiIpoufee Moe.
gnis, 52l MtItualtee Ios.
&urb. 821 MiIpoufee Noe.
2inber9 s93 Wailmarfee Noe.
3eutper, 1919 MliItpoufee &oe.
Gtuder, 1850 Milpoutee Moe.
Mnbree, 11S4 Miltuoufee Gpe.
Barring, 1885 WiIpanfee &os.
uerien, 1903 Milipanfee Mps.
aron, 655 80. Nprtb Ipe.
Sonien, 759 80. 0ortb aoe.
Sboper, 7e5 30. gtortb @oe.
Rof1, $50 MiItponfee @pe.
6telnDbet. 14S WtiImoufee @ne
6eurt9s. 1875 WiItpnutee Aos
SOfmauu. 233 MiItpaufee Mns.
SEMEN, 242 MtiItpaufee gpe.
SregorIen, 2S6 Wtiltuoufee Noe.
Sulben, 800 WiItpoufee Qoe.
Gillespie, 2sS q. 9%oneamon ctr.
6enerin9bous & geilfuB, 44S WiIiuanEts ANG
9tetps Depot, 1854 Nrmitaoe Moe.
9aetpS Depot, 466 Armitaae Mpe.
GpbiHion. S4 MiIpaufe Mpe.
gRetps Stors. 259 80. @bicagn MsA
Ieds. 4l2 81. Nihlanb Ans.
, 1893-10-19

gertuonbten, 9~reltnoen unb 8efanntet sur gtabri6t
oaB uuIere pielgeliebte Mtutter, @roBmutter lto 9bpte
9%erntutter 9tmi.a SaebIcr Beute Ntprgen, ben Is
Sftober, Inn II ubr 5 Wtin, int Mlter bon "a Sobren II
Wtonaten unO 8 Sagen mad langert i9ruereu 9eibeu ieltC
i'm tbren1 Serrn enti6lafet lit, Die 8eerbigung finbe
5retto9 ben 20. Sftober, gtobutittags Inn IL 1t1r, pom
Srauerbanie, GAL 6let9er=Str., aus uab Roiebia itatt.
I'm fttQe Sbeilnabnte bitten
yfuooIf unb 8pttfrieo 9aebIer, S6bue.
3tutap 1toiaIia, Sobatitta, Martha, S06ter,
Hebft S6tpiegerIDbnen S9pieQertohter
uu0 Gufelu.
, 1893-10-19
QbenOblatt Der ST.. Gtaats= 3eitnno

1T in ben ulIten an9ege5eneI Seibdften 81 boben:
q . s;crofette.
6. Sentnter, 1899 2iurolu Ioe.
81. 6. SteoDou, 1850 2incoln @ne
400 BroB @pe.
402 GDsepe @ouIeenrn.
". 81. Semitic, 1891 Belmont Qps.
g. Goldman, 1744 GIorf Str.
6. 81. Mtppre, 442 2incpln Ans.
Son GplobS. 485 2incoln Gpe.
6. 81. 9ap, $40 2tucolE @pe.
Sronf Mogner, 597 2iucoln glOa
Suiepb Mtuut, TAT 2iucolu aos.
s. yteubaus, $40 2iucpln Moe.
mm. Iaplor, 1917 Siucotn 9tps.
20. Betting. 1925 @tarf ctr.
Sacber. 457 Glart ctr.
Srou Gtnbertoun, 42l @lort Stu .
9. 81. 8dr, 313 @lort ctr.
&c. q. MoHe1, 267 @lorf ctr.
u. Sernlalr, 161 Glart Ctr.
S. 81. 9fegen, 51S @Gort Ctr.
8. Bedbuer. 59oh @Iort Ctr
SaNo Bros.
q. Spppmanu, 867 @Tart StI
s. S1nttb, 981 Glort ctr.
STRAIT 6. g8aIfer, ASS @eIs GtI
20. &utberfpr6, 500 Meas Ctr
2urubua, 545 N5eas Ctr.
W. 6. SGn,iot, $50 Mells Str
6. 30. 5lpeet, 7G7 @eas Str,
Sobn Starr, $50 Weas Str.
V. @urrte, 306 Me1s ctr.
6. Sieie, 3A meGS Ctr.
8. St1er. 369 me1s Stc
%ruln, 119 Meas Str.
S0bn 9erf, 141 WeaS On.
Sobu @udlep, 21 Meas Ctr.
Sron 6. SobnIon, 276 @eas GtE
6. Mocin9, 100 9eas Ctr
8. Sanor, 1888 Mens Ctr.
6. Seriau, 80 Q3eaS Ctr.
8. IBeber, 1876 2arrdbee Ctr.
Sofmaun, 464 2orrabee Ctr
s. Berger, SIT &arrabee Ctr.
Srou q. Wlor9on. 225 9ioifiOn eta
She Columbus, $40 9iOiiiuu Str.
6. M. Mbite, 4o7h 9ipiiiou Str
g. G. GelIpn, 1874 9ipiiion ctr.
G.. auberIon, 317 9iptiton Str.
8. Wtiiner. 81 Minop Ctr.
8. q. @bmonn, 66 gGilow Str
8. S6urten, 67 state Ctr.
S. 4. SiebL 255 GIenelano Aoe.
s. S6urf, 391 Seb9tptd Ctr.
@. s. MeBler, 587 Seb9rpif StE
sc, gHgeL, 1893 Seb9rpid Ctr.
8reuIer, 2S2 Seogwit ctr.
Sobn Stein, 204 Sebopid Oh.
Sitties, 262 Sebgmid ctr.
g. G. 9utnom, 249 GlDbouru asA
Sapter, 405 GIpborru ape.
q. MetB, 1923 @Inbourn &oe,
q. sc. S9licf. "a @lpbourn Mce.
9tobert 9reser, 149 Sainpis ctr.
G. GGrooer, 316 Marfet Ctr.
&tlpeblab g. MaDmuien, 301 Wtortet @GS
Sortenberg. 212 Center ctr.
8. @rben, 139 Center ctr.
Srou M. &ubu, At @n9ente Ctr
Nug. Sran5en, 81 Gugente Str.
Ghas. 9Dbef. 16 Gu1ente Oh.
Ntar Sitbten1tern, 259 Stub Str
S1OIettes
aubitortuln SoteL
@ittoria SoteL.
8eliH9tpn SoteL
2sEanb 9oteL
Gic@opS Sotet.
S~erin9ton SoteI
80 @pugreB ctr.
81 NSamS CTR.
III 9on 8uren Ctr
10 9orrtipu Ctr.
Ill 9arriiou ctr.
Saort SoteL IS. Ctr. unb mobaIb ABE.
, 1893-10-19
6enutbent

~. @. 0cteriun, e%eltebter @atie bon Wtoria
Beterion. II ieiner @obuung. AS Weft Suoiauo-Gtr,
0t l6. OCTOBER 1893 I'M Nlter BON As Sobren unb IS
3aeen. geerbi9un9 om s~reito9 ben 20. Sftober, 0at.
n1itta9S 2 uhr, per &uti9en mad @racelouo.
, 1893-10-19

8eim GtOiL 1T NQe5 erIaubt, mas nidbt
Dcrboten lit; beim MtIttGr lit NQes Der.
boten, mas ntbt erlaubt lit, (Sl. 49,
, 1893-10-19

Mein6t: Gin 1tuter neiBi9er 9arteeper. Der iein
Ssi91tt bnr1aus 6erltebt, quite Teferenaen bat,
auBer Der staot. &brefe: Y 40 Staats5eituug.
l8pf3t
, 1893-10-19

@r5etgen IN Der ~NbenOauseabe Ser Suit
notS StaotsSeitun9 baben ben beiten Grfolg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-14
Very Heavy Run on the Plank.
ington Bank.
EVERY DEMAND is NET.
Confidence Is Restored and Panic Is
Ayerted.
Distrust of the Institution Is Due to the
Large Amount 1t Had Involved in
the Lappen Failure-Other
Financial Crashes.

MILWAUKEE, May 13.-There was a
very short run on the Plankinton bank
today. A crowd of 800 was around the
bank before the doors opened and from
the commencement of business till the
closing hour the tellers were kept busy
paying out money. Savings depositors
were refused money under the rule re-
curing thirty DAYS notice before the
Withdrawal of funds. By noon, however,
the scare was practically at an end. This
distrust OF the Plankinton bank is due to
The large amounts it has involved IN the
Lappen failure. Thus far attachments
In the Lappen failure aggregate $4O9, 424.
Shortly after the bank opened special
brain of one car and an engine arrived
from Chicago with the S77 900 cash bal
hnce due the Plankington from the Con-
tinental National bank of Chicago, and
eIamoring depositors made only a short
inroad upon this before a messenger ar
rived from the Wisconsin Marine and
Fire Insurance company's bank with
E32, 600 due from that inst1tu-
ton and there were plenty OF offers OF
help from other houses and during the
day the Clearing House association passed
y resolution to help the Plankington but
bheir assistance was not needed and the
Plankington came out with flying colors,
having paid to depositors every demand
made during regular banking hours and
for two hours following.
The threatened panic is over and g
feeling of confidence prevails in COM
mercial circles. A committee of creditors
Is in charge of affairs of the f. A. Leppin
Co. and are giving out statement that
the liabilities and assets VIII be repre-
Tented by the same figures, $500, 900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-14
THE NEXT CONGRESS.
Questions Which Party Leaders Desire
Should BE Speedily Disposed OF.

Questions Which Party Leaders Desire
Should Be Speedily Disposed OF.
WASHINGTON, May 13.-The Star has
this: Democratic leaders in Congress
and the administration are trying to
come to an understanding as to the
policy of the next Congress by which
they can avoid the danger of split in
the party on the money question and Sc
cure united action on several important
questions which will present hemselves.
1t is the present understanding that a
compromise proposition to dispose of the
silver question by accomplishing the
repeal OF the Sherman law with a repeal
of the 10 per cent. tax on state bank cur
rency will receive the sanction of the
administrs ton, and that the men in
Congress who are fighting against any
contraction of currency Will be satisfied
to let go of silver if they can get state
currency. 1t is designed also TO levy an
income tax, and it is believed Cleveland
will favor this.
Briefly, there are four things which it
is the desire of the party leaders that
the coming Congress should dispose of as
speedily as possible, and it is believed
Cleveland will dwell upon all of them in
his first message. They are the repeal Of
the federal election laws, levy of an in
come tax, repeal of the Sherman law and
tax of state bank currency, and COM
plete revision of the tariff, making a very
decided reduction of duties all along the
line.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-14
InternationaI Convention y. NJ. c. A.

INDIANAPOLIS, May Is. - The inter
national convention of the Young Men s
Christian association met in final session
to-day. The session was occupied with
written reports from conference commit
tees on permanent organization and read
ing papers.
Among other resolutions was one con-
demning the proposal to open the
Worlds fair gates with change OF ad-
mission fee as an evasion, and unworthy
of law-abiding people, and requesting
President Cleveland to have the attorney
general take such legal steps as are nee
essary to prevent violation of the act of
Congress.
The committee on permanent organiza
tiou recommended that the next conyen-
ton be arranged by the international
committee and that it be located east of
Ohio.
During the afternoon session the presi-
dent of the convention called attention to
the fact OF the presence of General Har-
rison and John Wanamaker, and ap-
pointed committee to escort them to the
platform.
On being introduced the ex-president
made an interesting speech on the great
good to be accomplished by the Y. NJ. G..
A. and said he recalled with pride that the
first institution he was ever president of
was the Indianapolis Y. M. G.. A.
Mr.. Wanamaker said he always felt
rich when he remem bered that he owned
the founders share in the Young Men 8
Christian association, and if President
Harrison was proud of his record as asso-
citation president, he was proud of the
fact that he was the first association gen.
eral secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-14
COMPLETED FILES ORDER.
Pension Commissioner Revokes
Raum's Celebrated Order.
NO PENSION DEFICIENCY.
1t Now Looks Like There Would Be
Big Surplus.
Party Leaders and the Administration
Hold Conference Regarding the
Policy to Be Pursued in the
Next Congress.

WASHINGTON, May 19.-Pension Com
missioner Lochran today issued an order
revoking the celebrated completed
files'' order of Commissioner Raum.
Hereafter all pending claims in each class
will be taken up for consideration in the
order in which unconsidered evidence is
filed, the object being a practical return
to the method in vogue prior to 1889.
1t is calculated that under the new adj
ministration a check has been given the
rapid growth of the list even without the
assistance OF any legislation. When the
pension appropriation bill was passed at
the last session of Congress, it was ex-
pected the amount appropriated would be
about 5000, 900 short of the
expenditures for this fiscal year. 1t
was anticipated that deficiency
for that amount would have to be pro-
vided for at the coming session. AS the
average number of original pension cases
passed on each month Is expected, how
ever, to be but about one-third what it
was under the former administration of
the Office, and that instead of deficiency
there will be surplus OF about S. 100000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-14
SPANISH ROYALTY.
Her Royal Highness Infanta EulaIie Fires
an Etiquette Bombshell.

Her Royal Highness Infanta EuIaIie Fires
an Etiquette Bombshell.
NEW YORK, May 13.-An evening paper
says so many complications having arisen
over the approaching visit of her royal
highness Infanta Eulalie of Spain, that
the various committees having charge of
affairs at this end of the line had consid-
cradle trouble. After slight and digni-
fed friction between Circulo Colon Ger
vantes and a society of ladies that wanted
to manage the ball in her honor the mat
ter was settled by placing the arrange
ments in the hands OF the society with
the ladies as patronesses, the committee
men breathed freer and thought all the
trouble over. Then they engaged regal
quarters for her royal highness at the
hotel Waldorf. That they thought set
tied the worst features of details but they
were wrong.
The infanta has thrown an etiquette
bombshell into the camp of the commit
teemen, and it is learned from authentic
sources that the infanta has sent word
that she will not stop at the Waldorf ho-
tel and occupy the rooms formerly occu-
died by her subject. In fact she refuses
to be quartered in the same hotel, much
less occupy the room vacated by the duke
of Veragua. Members OF the committee
are in a quandary now where to get suit
able accommodations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-14
AS GORGEOUS AS 4 DREAM.
Magnificent Sight Seen in the
White City.
SUNDAY OPENING MATTER.
A Lively Debate Over the Action of the
Local Directors.
An Injunction Asked to Restrain the
Directory and Park Commissioners
from Closing the Gates
on Sunday.

CHICAGO, May 10. Despite chilly
wind and leaden sky, visitors were not
frightened from the fair grounds this
morning, but come in such herds till at
noon when the wind died away and the
sun came out it was estimated that some
60, 600 visitors were on the grounds. A
noticeable feature was the number of
school children who, taking advantage Of
the weekly holiday, paid visit to the
fair. The curiosity aroused as
to the comparative attendance at
and the present exposition was gratified
today by the publication of official fig
ures which show that the attendance at
the Worlds fair during the first eleven
days was nearly PIG, 200 greater than at
the centennial at the corresponding
period.
The white city was transformed tonight
into a city of rainbow tint. The plans
Tor the first complete illumination were
perfected, and the spectacle far surpasses
anything OF the sort ever attempted.
Nearly all who came out during the day
remained for the evening display, and so
many more came in the evening that the
attendance of the day was nearly doubled.
AL 8 CLOCK the electric light was turned
on and lightning flashes swept along the
ewes of the grand buildings that
line the beautiful main basin, the fountains
threw faint ribbons of spray through a
mist of rainbow tint, and the cascade
from the main fountain was transformed
into restless stairway of amethyst and
gold. Viewed from the west front of The
peristyle the whole was as gorgeous as an
oriental dream.
The national commissioners had lively
discussion today over the action of the
local directors ordering the fair open on
Sundays. When the commissioners met
President Highenbotham submitted re-
port of the action of the local directors.
After dozen or more commissioners had
expressed their views the matter was re-
ferred to the committee on judiciary.
Charles W. Clingman, an attorney and
stakeholder in the Columbian exposition,
took the first legal steps in the Sunday
closing this afternoon. He fled bill in
the superior court, praying for an in
junction restraining the directory and
park commissioners from closing the gates
OF the fair on Sunday. fearing on the
application for an injunction is expected
the early part of next week.