St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-12

WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS, CHICAGO.
Sept. 1.-THE national commission adj
Journed sine die at their meeting today,
and will not reassemble again until
Oct. 4. as provided by congress. The
executive committee of the commission
will specifically control the affairs OF
the exposition while the body is not in
session. Silver day was not great
success at the fair, owing to the com.
mittee which had the matter in charge
falling to properly advertise the event
and the place where the speeches were
to be delivered. Consequently when
Gov. l.. B. Prince, of New Mexico: J..
s. Daugherty, of Texas, and other
prominent silverites. gathered at
Music hall at IL O'Clock there
was no audience, and Gov. Waite
and Judge Thomas, of Denver, two of
the most important speakers, were alb
sent. This fact did not deter Gov.
Prince from calling the meeting to order
ana introducing MIR. Daugherty as the
orator of the occasion. Mr.. Daugherty
advocated free silver for an hour and p
half. and the meeting adjourned until 2
O'Clock. Gov. Waite. of Colorado. came
in early i'll the afternoon and entered
into spirited argument with several
silver men present. He grew wr0th,
and characterized the whole banking
system as failure. and the bankers of
the country as "d-n rascals." "They
are down at Washington even now buy
ing our congressman with thirty pieces
of silver" said the governor as he left
the ball. Later Gov. Prince arrived.
and resolutions condemning the de-
monetiZation of silver and attributlng
the present financial difficulties to that
fact were adopted.
Last week was the banner week in
point of attendance, and from present
Indications fully as many people will
pass through the turnstiles the coming
seven days. The weather has been de-
Hghtful. This is the SD day that il has
not rained in Chicago, and the 106Lh
day since there has been any rain be-
tween in the morning and g in the
evening. Gov. Lewelling aud staff az
rived today to take part in the Kansas
festivities, which begin tomorrow.
Colorado and Maryland will also share
the hOnors OF the day, and the state
buildings will be the scene Of appro-
pirate exercises. Gov. Brown and
John V. l.. Findlay, OF Maryland,
and Cardinal Gibbons, of Baltimore,
will make addresses in Music
hail. Gov. Lewelllng and other
noted KanSanS will be here. Michigan
people will celebrate "Wednesday aud
Thursday. and numberless excursions
will bring the people OF the state to the
fair. Gov. Rich and President t. w.
Palmer will be the orators of the occa-
sion. Thursday citizens of Ohio will
come and listen to addresses by Gov.
Mckinley and others. Already the
crack regiment OF Ohio is here. and will
give a parade. The big bronze statue
in front of the Buckeye state building.
erected in memory OF Ohio's sons, will
be dedicated. Mexico, Costa RIca and
the Kelley graduates will take posses
sion Friday. Saturday is New Mexico
day, and Cav. Prince will en-
terrain his people at the terri
tory building. Forty-six celebrated
French engineers visited the
fair today. They called on Director
General Davis, who welcomed them 10
the fair i'll a fitting speech. r. S. Peale,
who is creditor of the Columbian
Casino company for $1,000, asked for all
order III Judge Collins court selling the