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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-13
ROBBERS CORNERED|
They Were Attacked Just West Of the
Summit-Only One of Them
Succeeded in Escaping.
lie Is Being Pursued and Will Prob
ably BE Taken Very Soon
Reports Meager.

Essen, Oct. "a party headed by
Sheriff Gaugner and City Marshall Hoo
YER of Kalispell, Sheriff Curtiss of Hell
ena, and Deputy United States Marshal
jackson got on the trail of the Northern
Pacific train robbers at Summit yester-
day morning. Several times they came
up to where the men had attempted to
cook something to eat. The men are
desperate, having lost their horses dur
ing the fight with jackson. They have
shed blankets and everything not actu-
ally needed. Once In the afternoon a
volley was exchanged between the rob
bers and officers, but at long range and
without effect. .
Just after midnight word was received
here that the posse stationed at Java,
the second station west of Summit of the
Rockies, sighted the train robbers a lit
tie after 10 o'clock and at once com
manded them to surrender. Upon re-
rusing tho officers opened fire, killing
one. Woundlng two. while the fourth
man surrendered. One wounded man
took to the hills and the posse is IN hot
pursuit,
Several parties who arrived in Great
Falls from llavre yesterday brought
word that the robbers had boon engaged
in battle about Wednesday night some
where between the Summit and Nc
Carthysville, and that one of the high
wayne was killed and one wounded
while the third escaped and the fourth
surrendered. 1t was also reported that
the attacking party was led by Supt
| McCahe Of the Great Northern and moi
by the sherilfs named above. The cap
tnrcd nan was taken TO Kalispell for the
night. The Northern Pacific detective.
jackson, who has been working on the
case, left the capital Of Flathead county
yesterday with the captive and will
probably pass through here today Ell
route to Livingston 1t was impossible
last night to obtain any details concern,
ing the fight with the desperadoes
though a message was sent to Midvale
for information.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

The maa who owus nexspsper, TIE
uaaa wno xrttes t4s l-esspspers and TIE
NAB ~ho reads newspapers All. earA
alias nnd tbs o~ukpapsT aisru.s<d troa
Die potnt Il s.ss Ia The August nunbsf
q Tho FerBz. There has. peFhsfs.
never b~fors bssn published IN - prem
meat = vss tie INSIDE facts about TIC
life aud the work 81 newspaper writer's
- are set forth IA the l-s,ss slr2ighlsor
ward manner by J. W. Keller. president
Of the Nss York Press club. Every
man that wishes 10 enter Journalism
ought g. read this account IL the acteal
experience that az ats him. c. !. Nil
Ter. the editor u the New York Tunes.
points cut The unreas5na h.ensss of much
u tie current criticism u lie fressI aad
shows v hat great service 4 really does.
JohG. Gslmer Speed Is Il series % s-e.es
shows boz tae proportion u z lssip has
tsca widely Increased "a late teSss. es.
peSssliy ia the New York newspapers,
and The pEoportlon Of irIpoftans neNs
decreases. sai - asks X the nesspaPeFs
do how really give tbs ness These 81
ucics present al inside s.ex ~ journal
lsla With frsnknsss and lasiaess that
e perhaps unprecedented
WoEth.nktoa' Illustrated Magazine
Zoe August 0pens With the seconG al tie
Interesting papers entitled, ~t.Aadom
Notes or Hawaiian Lie written by L.
1. Rodgers. "a. ID. a prominent ply
stefan. now and Tor many years resi-.
a at "a Honolulu. The article treats 81
the native frasis; % Honolulus pic
tsresque mountain background. with a
DESCRIPTION OF the Psli and the superb
view from its summit; OF beautiful
waikiki, "the Long Branch OF homo
lulu;" OF the fern and shell ana Wild am
nal hunting Of Hawaiian youths. and
furnishes . very graphic account OF life
anu work upon tho great sugar pianta-
tons. from the planting OF the cane to
the graduating Of the sugar.
The seven early NOVELTIES Of Mra F.
II. Burnett are published at the low
price IL twenty five cents each by i. b.
Peterson 4 Brothers. Philadelphia. Pa,
in their new twenty i've cent series. u
all Of Mra Bhrnett's romances those
which hrst attracted public attention u
her wonderful gifts were first published
in -Peterson's Magazine" and they are
still her best.
Karl Hagenbeck is now in America
and bis wonderful show in Chicago at
tracts the attention Of all people. The
August issue Of McClure's Magazine
contains an article in which the greaI
animal importer and trainer tells hi:
adventures with boa constructors. croco
dies. hippopotami. hears. elephants sna
other wild creatures
The August mum or Of the Idler Maya
zine opens with story by jerome X
Jerome. entitled The Woman OF tn
Saeter." which viii he read with mucl
interest 1, deals with some Of the su
perstitions Of Norway, and is. as usual
with Jerome X. Jerome's stories. holdi
the attention of the reader 10 the close
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24
Come TO the Rescue.

As surely US any known effect follows
cause. just 40 surely will disease of the kid
neys succeed their inactivity, IL that inaction
be not promptly remedied. Come TO the
rescue with Hostesser's Stomach Bitters.
which gives healshfGl impulse TO the action
of both the kidneys ami the bladder. with
out exciting them. like an unTedicat q
stimulan,. Rendered active by this genial
diuretic and tonic. they perform their func-
lions thoroughly ana regularly. removing
from the system impurities which begrt
rheumatism. dropsy, gravel, Bright's dis-
ease. diabetes and catarrh of the bladder
The contraction of either one OF these for
inidable malsdies Is the penalty exacted by
nature for indifference 10 that plain warning
sluggish action of the kidneys. When
this exists. not moment shoild 10 lost in
the Use % the remedy indicated. Bear in
mind that the Bitters will relieve With equal
promptitude disorders of tho stomach.
liver. bowels and nervous system, and cure
or prevent malarial complaints.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

Ia wm Eexia To-day 10 Ceassdes The
Jal IlnyrosemenI

The hoard % supervisors viii meet In
sl.ourr-i speeial sss~aoa tais sfternooa
b. receive reports from the jali building
CON 1litteo Tbs COMMITTEES has orene3
tho bids receife3 Ter reconsfsucfins aud
refa.riag the couaty sssi. acd To-day I'll
rs.onusead Naal n.s4s "a accept II Is
EEsis-o..si T. make sn eafire rsronstroc-
sisE OF the -. interior add 10 baud a.
s,srsx % TIE latest Improved prison
ylAns. X - expected coasF-.cts tee TIA
s1fx xiE he zNar,le- this week and up
eEs.fions ell. soon nexia. About 900
~s1 De ekgc.l-isd 90 thu much needed
improvement hs foliosins have sub
fuits.l hisss,
Nsn isorn Iron Works. Cleveland. 10
tu.ld tie iail complete sneladins exte-
mr. AID !atrrsor xoFk-
Champun lFoa company. kenhan.
Ohia. -. eo4sp.e;-.
J. -. 81isn1. city; complete.
J. T. Bll.es x 10. Detroit. s,eel and
irn Sork.
faais jail eomFany. ST. Louis. Mo-.
stiS. aad xcn.
Hlst1 & Soa. city. cut stone.
Jhfies Cartl-s 4 Co. city. all but
sire aad iron work.
sullivan 1 Aixgin rs. city. mason work.
John Ii. Hosxin. two bids. Que FOR all
b.. the steel and iron work and the
Other for carpenter work alone.
Butler <iernbsrs & Co. city. masonry
ard removing interior.
hauser. Haydsn 4 Oxen. city. all but
iron and steel work and including
plumbing and heating.
Jacob barth 4 Sons. city. carpentery.
McCauley Broe.. city. steam heating.
Sprool a acGurrin. two bids. one for
steam heating and the other for plumb
ing
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

r. Tt-s HEEAfp yesterday. owing -
irSceuraSs iufcrm4tioa given 20 this Of
fe.. aleat41n xas made % a picnic given
a. aersr = Nirs Hoxie "a being gwen
- Hiss Margaret Long q Sheldoa
sfrset. ptea BIZ fast Ms Annie Long IL
TIE -eidi,rs home Nas One q the hc-t-
esa~R - the OCCASION. The table ap-
fs.frf frert4 referred 20 were for the
e. - bart from the soldiers home. and
The uaost srioy Adj. feature q the coca
sim as a boat ride up the river 10
Grati Island
Tho Grand River Valley Horticultural
sr-iety viii hold - gl0nthiy meeting AZ
lacai4l springs tomorrow. The sub
ifefs Tor discussion are -C-.ery ard Sal
o. Recreation il Rural Life. Value u
z u.e Given - Thinking and Resting
The Epworth League q the Division
Street NJ +. church held A Simpson
utrle rial service last night. The pro
gran cunsisscd o. Biographical sketches
- Tie rsurh beloved bishop snd nu-
s.rsi se.rrilons
Deputy Saerif Bullis arrested George
Na-1r and James Erwin last night for
siee-icg IL 4 ipx car above the ID. g. III.
\ NJ iancfi0u They ara umbrella re-
yairers add we're financially broke
Leonard hipp. hsing AZ the corner q
TrnaiNay sad ~haemat avenue. re
p.rte.4 g. thf police last gixhi that some
ttisf steis valuable sTe king Jacket
from h.s Avn Saturday night
Patrolnan White arrested Michael
Eiiharn III the park last evening on a
charge - dssorderiy. and he was taken
~ .tnfica II j. charged THAI he
ees 1si8y indes~nt language.
Mary sack = No Sol Harlan street.
20 Tea-s ci3 feii a ~ &c Hams drug
a. a. 80 Ca1ai steeei at noon yesterday
a. a she VS. renewed 81 her homo in the
ri-q sntti1ne-
se1rt no rer-nrs went T. 81 Joseph
yesterday 90 an excafs "a hy the &. &
~ 81 reei
Ff mrrs club annual picnic riil be
hii tsnafrax az Church LAaaiDg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case IL Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY a CO. Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned. have known +.
Cheney for the lass II years and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able 10
carry out any obligations made by their
firW
wrsr 4 TEr,x. Wholesale Druggists.
1uieslo. q.
WLDISG. kISSAs & MaRvIs. Whole
sale Druggists Toledo. %.
Halle Catarrh Cure - taken intern
ally. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous suFfscss a tie system. Test.
na niais sent free. Pr.ce sc pr bottle.
Sid - al druggistz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

rapidly !. can b< ssp>csssi. hat IL vsll %
ssssral xesss b~fors 10 ell t.e able ~
do any eozk. HIS ss2s1sss are eis
wssx al ks . sprvis IN ns~i q ASSIST
snee. Tie faithful vie . tsksag care
OF him ., the kaspsfsl. tat his pa ysseszn
thiaks Il woaIi &c better Tor kiG Z BE
psfe removed fron there. he hss no
nssasy saa sppszls % has trisa<is fox ~
slsiaacs aafi' 10 10 able - do some llSkt
NIX toxasi taking care u hin>elf. He
= . lase. Der Of A. B. Wstsoa peat. q. A.
K. ara tAzt ergsnlzstsoa VII give hin
40 a-sox anec ef " . meath AZ soen as
rs = seasas@d from tie hospital.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24
GREAT REBATE SALE.


We make the unparalleled offer TO give
sl0O with every 500 purchase. 81
cents with every $3.50 purchase. - cents
with every Sl.50 purchase.
Our stock contains the latest styles os
footwear for ladies. gents aud children,
at prices that defy competition.
We make this unprecedented offer
this week 10 induce the public 10 test
the sterling merits Of our goods. IA we
are confident that We will gain trade by
90 doing.
Remember we give you full value Tor
your money and also cash present 10
every purchaser Of 80 or more.
Buy now and save a dollar. at
OHAEA's. No. ~ Cana street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

slonzo Tibhets. for whose arrest on a
charge n non support a warrant has
baea 10 the hands OF the sheriff for sev-
eral months. came 20 the city yesterday
with an excursion party from White
Psson. Deputy sheriff Powers served
tie warrant and 1ibbets. instead of re-
turning With the excursion train, occu-
ped a cell "a the county Jail last night.
He gave bis residence 10 the jail clerk Us
Three Rivers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

For the cure II Piles i Always psinf
of'sn dsngeress sDd useless. and invs
stly expensise. On the other hand Their Z
= new. cfftAsn cure. perfectly painif.
gives instant relief and permanent eura
AM cnSts bUt a tribe II I. the Pyrsal
Pie Cure. II l. = more certain cure thAa
q surgical opersiins. without sny ~ isp
issense psia, expense and dagger a "a
operstion. Any druggist ~il get Il =
yo1.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

About COO persons came TO Grand
Rapids yesterday on an excursion run
10y the ID. l. & " from Lansing. Grand
Ledge and l.akeview. About 300 of
those remained in the city and the other
500 xent TO Ottawa Beach. More than
80 persons from tho city went to the
beach yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

The foundation has been laid for the
Deaoonne-s home hut work has been
suspended on the superstructurs on &C
count Of the stringency 10 money mat
tsrs. Collections on subscriptions are
cofning in 81 slowly that the building
committee does not have confidence
enough % award the contract for the
building. Work may be resumed later
Ar, sha sAaaor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24
importing Negro Miners

ATLANTA. Ga. July 23-About 500
negroes we're shipped from here tonight
Tor Lestenworth. Kansas IL IL pro-
posed 10 replace strikers with them.
Agents 70 TIE mine owners will endeayor
TO secure loo more negroes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

Job DeWinter Of No. 476 North Ionia
street reported 10 the police station last
evening that somebody broke into his
residence yesterday morning during his
attendance At church and stole g 20
from a bureau drawer He said he sus-
pected Who the guilty parties arc and
the detectives will investigate the
matter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

PErosKrY. Mich. July 23-Thomas
Chamberlain. J. W. Lott. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. L. Hogan and several other citizens
psrtook ~ ice cream 1T certain stand
on the way from business All were
poisoned ard spent the night in terrible
agony.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

y hea the lips are dry pr SCARED
81 a.n the teeth are dark ~ duh,
NAc4 tae tongue j. bot or hard.
And Ills The tainted mouth toa full
The magic SsDLOpOSf snpply.
AEsl a. fac~s ii- before II tiy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

LssusIful teeth arc Iuxary fs1 loese>s-
We tsvs Eeasd pecIie say thes would give
sveryth ing they had sof suci- bcautsfal ssesa ~
90 aud q had.
4 he true s~cret 10 act 80 much In the perfsct
rcss 1t tue teeth ~ the saow Ake witnesses
and tina brsilltnt polish.
All ts.sth are capable u THE With pfopsr care.
are injurious also many al tie powders
A prop-rl, prppafed povassf. however, I. the
oaly right and perfect thi1rxo cleanse snd rfo-
ducing after much Labor Id expense. The
formula IL by one ~ the most noted daStasss u
Of this eorasv and is stsoisseiy perfect
SAPDpf>1A-ls the name We have adopted
for IL, and 20 tho exclusive owners and
manufacturers. We guarantee sapcs1enta 20 b
the only perfect 10th powder OF the market
That il viii prevent eecay and render the teeth
more beau iful With less trouble than any othss
preparation to be had
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24
YESTERDAYS BALL GAMES.

chlcsro-.o o o. o o o f-27 1
Lou.e. 4 q o D o o i-3s o
E3st,eri kittredze and Actsill; Hem
ming and Grim. npire-iiurst
:. Io'a4 o o o o o o-sl1
Chit q o o o o o. . 20 1
tsasseriss-Hsvlsy, Gles.on and Peltx
Kins and vsaghn. rnpire-Mcssasad.
second game
-. Io'.I o 0 o 0 ? o o. 10 :
cin'r % o 9 o 1 o o o. : 3
Rss;sri44--Clsrks and Oun>on. Parrot
am darphy. tmplre-Ncsgeaid.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

Ten rssks ~ Lesis ~f4 a viotlriss
sra piass.ssr vent e. ~ MsFke kes.
tiseI aai 81 sisi 81 s izrzrfars sar
49, siafsts4 ~ = recovering ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

Druggists. 81 Monroe ST.. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telephone 9ss. Orders for anythi % b had
in q frst-class Drug Store solicited and
promptly attended ". and delivered to AM part
Of the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

Alic.sck's. asd lef &c eallsissfson az ~.
pisazfioa irdae~ so2 - aecspt sat9ts.
tHfe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

The Rockers defeated the Democrats
yesterday a q weN contested game Il
bail Following i. tho score ~ innings;
Roessrs ~ o q o "a
ns.uorra .e o o o o.
Batteries ser.. kgrei AID Hswisy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24
FOUND IT NOT SAFE
BalauglaspscsOss Condemn One
FLOOR o. a Building,
Will ASK AN INJUNCTION
To Prss-ns the valley cits fvssttag
eomp..ny lrom lsaaaisx is
Svu-~-s ,s1li The Basistnx
II strea<th<ne<t-

Ia hoard - brii4iEg in~pectoss have
ssaaalaa.i sf-e ssscoad aolr Il tAs build
~ al t.e -nrsf u csnpaa snd Pearl
eta occupied y 10 Waller City
Foa-ialf AL Eags4st2s ccmpa1y 40 !
pes tc11a. ans base pEcrouncea J, a.
sAfe. fas aE,,..e4tioa 10 al lnspcSfioa
sas mai. b. " II. Roche. wbo received
TIE faiios O. .s,Esf ffoaa the lnspsetoss.
GskAsB E.F1pz. JAY -. is<kk
vs. II Roras: ST-We. The under
ss8s.l. raiial1g lasy-ctuts x lie elty II
era1a E1p.l.- ia sec'feanee attn soaF
1riftsa sssa.,si 4s * sad last,rctlFs -
i1sceet TIE .et1rsl Ear q The Ia i1ins
or.Ep.s.l ~ tn VALLEY C4ty Prlellng
eo1a pany. l-1stsd N ne eoF2ss q Pearl
an4 ramraa stT -fs respectfully report
that - laTs cx4-aiae.l TIE premises a.
rtsuessei 4.d b i IT, opinion u TIE
t.4fi .nAs .hs iars ualisf ibe 80 large
nl4e1 mes ga fhs second i.ocs 4 this
tl-iics .1a4ll - streng
fespezit4.iy,
t.1o. II DAyfraos.
Jaax h. NoekES,
P.Lx III ktcilEss-
TIE season f1r tAe report = apparent
ol TIA t4itlcr cert east Il the con-
denned taildiux has aettiad thsre OF
frnr inches. Ikr vail supports the
uat ~ tas seccad door y the con
Gennei r..1r Staast az upoa thr-c ia
.-..1fs t.ril hers are t4o large presses,
oas 3 aAlc1 Eeigbs trfee rons Tie
81 ration * these machines causes .
constant glnratioa a. tee walls Of the
q .s.-, ..ht.h 49, f.ar. klltls MANY
yfasE NJ tnehs reys ts VII apply tor
s. IA uuetion so the ecurts tins morn
ilx. f@=lrsis nv the Valley CITY people
from 1garauag the heavy process urta
tis 1s.s ARE siren. theued The lover
Cr directly uuder TIE one condemned
& ccep.ca - lllE HsHALD a. a cen
Ee-lns SOON. an1 r Usually occupied by
frcu iou tssl - e4ghteen printers Mr.
l. che believes their lives are eutan-
- aal las taken he steps AZ stated
= g-sserta sesious and perhaps fatal
rti tf * SIS bl'ilng TIE building
- 30le9 5y Enos Pntaani.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24
Died.

ORSER-July %. a. her hons. No. 20 Dun
ham street. sarah, wife of Henry Orser.
Notice of funeral later.
Z. q. Clergyman. director, No. IS Eas; Full
ton street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-11
Suits Us Exactly.

The Washington Post is one of the
most valued exchanges of THE HERALL.
Our disturbed morning contemporary
need not think that the utterances of the
Washington paper on extravagant adula-
ton are in conflict with our views. On
the contrary, we endorse the idea that
fulsome praise and toadying to men in
authority are disgusting to people of true
independence. And it would seem that
our neighbor should take exceptions to
that kind of structures rather than we,
because there is no paper in the country
that INDUCES in such extravaganza CT
laudation as is common to its columns.
We agree fully with the Post that CLEvE-
LAND and STEVENSON are ''men OF
strength, ability and high character; that
they win discharge their duties ade-
quately and that the honor and safety of
the nation viii be safe in their vigilant
and patriotic care. " Also that sthey are
not demi-gods'' nor the "most wonder
full beings that ever walked the earth"
So we have nothing against the views of
the Post in relation to them.
But our carping contemporary has not
seemed to be in accord with the esteemed
paper at the capital in regard to the quail
tiles OF the men elected by the people be-
cause of their fitness. And the criticisms
Of the Post fit exactly the failings OF eur
neighbor, in its custom OF extolling the
prominent men whom it affects to admire
in such superlative phrases that they are
made to appear too exalted in character,
and too wonderful in ability even for the
society OF the angelic host.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-11
To-Day.

The HERALD urges once more, and for
the last time, upon all taxpayers in the
county to go to the polls to-day and vote
on the question of-county bonds. It is a
matter that concerns us all. There is no
politics in it. No matter whether man
is Democrat, Republican or Liberal,
if he is a taxpayer he should vote. And
he should aid in seeing that none but
bona fide taxpayers do vote.
There may be an effort to run in a lot
of nom taxpayers to override the votes of
the people who pay the taxes and who
will have to pay the interest and the prin-
cipal of these bonds If they are issued.
That ought to be prevented. Due vigil
lance should be exerted in that direction.
Now, taxpayers, remember that if you
DO not want a debt of $500, 600 saddled on
this county, the interest on which must
be paid annually, and the principal in
twenty years, you will have to vote
"Bonds No'' today. If you want the
county to borrow that money for you
and the rest OF the taxpayers to pay, vote
"Bonds Yes Vote either one way or
the other.'' Don't neglect this duty.
Vote early and according to your own
views of what is best for the county, Do
not fail. All taxpayers to the pollsi
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-11

CHICAGO is in q huff because Congress
would not repeal its prohibition in re-
gard to opening the Worlds fair on
Sunday. She threatens to return the
81, 500, 900 received in souvenir half dollar
coins, which, by the way, have been dis
posed of at big premium, the first one
issued bringing SO, 900. There is a pretty
general impression that the Chicago hog
typefes the greed of the fair managers.
The law creating the Exposition company
limited the liability of the United States
to 81, 800. goo, but in addition to this the
Government has made an outright con-
tribution of the s4,5CO, COO referred to,
$153, 600 for expenses of coming medals,
etc., and last appropriation of 5000, 600
on the day Congress adjourned. Not a
dollar has been given by the citizens OF
Chicago, though stock has been issued
which is expected to pay dividend.