New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
MILLERS HAVE THEIR DAY.
FLOUR MANUFACTURERS MEET AT THE
WORLDS FAIR.

NATIONAL FLcwEH-NOTES FROM
JACKSON PARK.
C,,coc, June co-The Paraguayan exhibits remain
c,osod md covered to-day while every Emp o.
rc nj excepting Direotor-Genoral Davis Is eher III
dpayoring to shirlI responsibility TOT 'h' "S"'' ~
Commissioner Iasslcr else has dcnDer"'e! UNA W.
tentionally Ignored the protest The decis'oh r.'"'
reached By the Council OF Administration anu CON
armed by the Local Directory that the Dirfc;oruen'
eral shall be the chief executive oihcer ol 'he Run
from whom all orders shall cmanate and to "mo"
subordinate officers shall report does NOT appear "
have wrought any change Improvement III inc 81
ten Of governing the Columbian Guara NV ~
r. ctor General has been waiting for ohicmi rcpVis
from the commander Of the Guard ana Inc Nh'ei Vi
the Flrelen Affairs Department. but neither Vi "i'
officers has shown ans disposition to act IN 'he m''
cor ovontccn of the foreign commissioners. repre-
senting Argentina, Austria, Germany, Belgium, Nn'
temah, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, LIBERIA 'hc ->e.n"
lands, Norway, Russia, spain, oweuch' SWIM
and Venezuela, Joined with Commissioner Iiasser III
formal protest to the Director' General on 'uhe -o'
The document was received By Colonel Davis the ioi-
lowing day.
The Fair Is ,Ill OF men who turn wheat INTO hoir
AI;-ioucn some come In sack coats. they nave not
brought their -four sacks or mill ciothcs Win '"'i"
They are in holiday attire for this Is Mliics DAY ~
the Exposition. Minnesota naturally icads III .'e
p,e,eutation. but millrs OF Michigan. Wisconsin,
Ohio and New-York are hcre In force. Inc miiiers
I'm charge OF the celebration are f. D. s'ahaiu' preS
cent : r. II. Mag W. II. Dunwoody, Charles h'Peh
ch.il and NJ II. Davis. vlceprssdents' secretary
I NJ Turncr The grounds were fu. OF the miIier'
during the morning hours. Shorty before ocioh
several hundred OF them gathered In the Na'iohai No"
missloncr's In the administration Bu'lhe' "e'
,Icir meeting WAS called 10 oder. Music was iir-
ri he'd by the Iowa state Band until some little nhle
ofer @ when the following programme was car1ca
Iv pSt
Extension of the Export Trade in Flour u comnu'n
c,tion from J. sterling Morton. secretary OF A2rl-
culture; address by General j. ". No'e' seA'c''
inry OF the Interior paper by NJ IL. DAVIS, preT'ie
Of the Winter wheat Nal r. League; "Keeiproc"!
With Canada-what 1t Would DO for Mililhs' ao
dress by DR.. McGnnes, " Financial Lesls'auJ" ~
Affecting the MIllcrs' Trade address by 1. y.
TayIcr: resolutions Of thanks TO Worlds FAIR mah
,r I'M, MT introduced by J. VI. Turner, secretary.
The most important action taken BY the nour
makers was In the adoption by unanimous vote, eA
coming one O.; the following resolutions, offered D.
T. A. Taylor
re.olyci Tina. we urge upon every member Of both
houses o. Congress- regardless Il p1ry me necessity VI
,o,dv and unconditional repeal OF the silver ouioh
purchase clause Of the socllled sherman silver Id" i
medateiy on the next converting Of congress 'hae "o
commend the attitude taken by fo'h the past anu pe,
Admins tratons the Importance OF sound hh'hca'
governmental policy th,t IN view OF the weakness OF our
Governments present monetary system ana oil the eass
q, tho situation now existing, do hereby pe1'eoh nc
president Of the United states to convene congress III
oon n, rho earliest rossibe moment In order that
tho nurcha.e Of silver bullion may be stopped imcoia~i!
and Internationally.
Tho committee OF the Board OF Lady Managers upon
the selection OF a national flower. OF whch 'irS'
Mary Cecil Cnntrcll, OF Kentucky. Is the chairha"'
has decided 10 open n booth near the west ehua"oS
of the womans Building on the morning Oh july o.
for the purpose OF receiving popular vote up'' '"e
selection Of IA national Hover
Yesterday Commissioner Tooe directed Building
tpsnoctor Cbcnung TO examine the Government Build
Ing and report on It's condition. The report OF the
inspectors which +, expected tomorrow VIII procapiy
pronounce the building unsafe. and reconmehu una,
It b, condemned. The Federal cusodians nave MOI
recognized The citys REPRESENTATIVES during the IN
srction, and not likely to notice any action Vi
missioner Toole will inform secretary Carlisle OF the
condition OF the budding and II the clearly 1sss OF a
upon the United states Government
All interest in and around the Worlds Fair Just st
viii BE- no special until the Fourth In antciPa
OF that great occasion all the emppyes u. ts
Preparations The railways elevated and Sa Irsasy
and steamboat lines are making 'e nr,
pared to run It's special Worlds Fair trains INTO the
Jig terminal station inside Az Ear groIi g" ready
70 handl. a greater number OF people thal nave YET
attended the Fair on any one day
chief Luther W. Jack Of the rnsesrora tribe OF or
indians one Of the bands 81 the SIX Nations OF
muuoIs & nfederacy Of York, arrived Yesterday
and reuorts to Professor Putnam, OF the ethnoioeica
denartmcnt Chief Jack comes as courier 10 h.ralu
The advent this week Of thirty or more represehat.ss
c,hnographical and snthropooscal building during
The continuance Of the Fair.
Iorado Taft the sculptor. talked enertainingiy
and nstrucvey for two hour, TINS morning III 'ns
National Commissioners room TO hundred artiss.
ar, students critics and Others Interested IN me
dr.. ,ris exhibit AT the Exposition. Mr.. Tart rs
lccinrr which Is one OF series to be gwen on tle
me arts exhibit, was confined 10 comments upon
Tho PAINTINGS and ctchings In the American sal Us.
After the lecture the ass, mbly OF men ana womer
arcomnanied Mr.. Taft the Fine Arts Building,
wbrro Tho lecture was resumed before the pictures
I'm the United states section. , . a..
The following New.iorHrrs are staying at t w
Ito,cl WSnA rrnIcrp George llarnill, liefFy w.
rulkley. Irving Baldwin 4. 1oppin, +. j. Adams
and Kianch Riggs.
IESIGN EoR EXlIIRIrORS' DIPLOMAS CIIOSEN.