New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29
PARAGUAY INSULTED.
ANOTHER INTERNATIONAL CLASH Al
THE FAIR.
THE pArAGUAYAN COMMISSIONER CLosES
HIS CoUNTRYS EXHIBIT-HE WAS Az
RESTED BY COLUMBIAN GUARD
SCENES AND INCIDENTS
OF THE EXPOSE.

SCENES AND INCIDENTS
OF THE EXPOSE.
TON.
Cb,coco June oe-More than 500 arrests. OF whlch
less than two-scorc were deemed serious enough 10
Give formal hearings Is the record OF tpe 'o"'ID'
(;uards OF the Worlds Fair. DR.. Emu hassier, YUM
missioner from Paraguay Is the latest Nicu vi o'e'
In consequence the exhibits from that country are
covered and the Council Of Administration VIII nave
task irving to stralghtcn matters out DR.. Hassler
xos arrested by Columbian Guard on Trivial
charge. Commissioner lassler Is determined Una,
tho insult given to him In his official capacity. ana
therefore 10 his country by his outrageous arrest snail
be followed by reparation apology ana 'he os'n'se
OF the offending guard The Paraguay 'ohni'S'io'er
is also waiting cftia assurance from fieSoe'
Ueinbo,ham and the Director-Gencral that 'hr pr
son OF foreign Commissioner Is free from Illuminating
and uri,,sGabe arrest by an ignorant and arrogant
guard. ,
The plucky Commissioner knocked down the suaru
before being overpowcred by rcinforcenen's ana AT
rested Hassler's assistant was going out oi the
building with piece OF cloth belonging 10 'he 'oh-
mission. when he was stopped by the guard, saying
II was against orders to allow anything 10 DC 'iheh
from the building. Mr.. Iiasser then came up ana
took the piece Ct cloth from his assistant ana 'oi
the guard Il was his property, whcrenpoh the suhro
allowed him TO proceed Mr.. llassler hal Just rehcheu
the foot OF the steps, however, when ne WIS s'Ac'
bv the guard. who said he could not hhow III" "
leave the building Mr.. Iassler turned ronnd quickly
and knocked the guard down. and was arrested
moment later by two other guards who had seen the
affair Mr.. Iasslcr was about TO DO put into Inc
uotrol wagon when Chief Putnam OF the Anthropo
LOGICAL BulGing appeared and stopped the affair lie
offending guard has. after an absence ot IL" uaSS'
been returned to his cd post. and the ParnsuayahS
take that feature OF the trouble 10 b" an attempt 10
blind the eyes OF the foreign officials In the beh'i
that the guard had been discharged. The dignity
OF Paraguay has been trampled on. and although u !.
little Republic the cause Of It's representatives, nj
tbet Fair is being championcd by the foreign Com
missioncrs az body. Commissioner Leh'ef' Oh
sweden the secretary Of the organization, ha' Drawn
ND vigorous protest against the treatment OF foreign
Commissioners by the guards
A bright. clear sky and delightfully."- cool weather
greeted the visitors at the WORLDS Fair today ana
tens OF thousands OF them took advantage OF H. There
was scarcely a break I'm the streams o. people tha'
poured In at the numerous gates from ti' ho"'
they opened until noon and from the sale OF tickets
ND 10 IL O'Clock this forenoon the chief Of the bureau
OF Admissions estimated that the pad admissions alone
for the day would not be much under $4,000 10
40 900 There YVES no special attraction at the Fair
10 bring the visitors ont. They simply came 10 sec
the permanent exhibits and the grandeur Of the EN-
position itself.
Miss juliet Corson opened TIE Ncw-iork Coofin;
school this afternoon. and after number OF siFcchS
ard papers had been delivered and read. gave de-
monstratlon o, her abilities. The cooking school l.
near the Forestry Building in the southwest corner Of
the grounds. Miss CorN,n treated her guests TO re-
treatments OF her own cooking
The ten French farmers selected by the French
Government TO come 20 the Exposition and study the
methods Of the American farmers and the machinery
n. mt
New York, on June II. by Commissioner Vnsscllicri.
and since that time they have been visiting In Eastern
citics on arriving they escorted 10 the Aeri
cultural Building
A wagon load Of Columbian hall dollars ROLLED
out OF the safe deposit vaults today and delivered In
Manufactures Hall They were taken 10 the centre
a the building and unoadcd. Then men from one 81
the Office, began pln. mp the souvenir until th'>
tni stack eighteen feet high and two AMI one-ha'i
feet wide nj the base This silver ohei'k l. an exact
facsimile ~ Washington Monument. II Is mad" cn
llrcly Of ;1uvcrr coins
Tomorrow will hc known at tho Worlds Fair rs
"MlIcrs' Day Already some Of the largest mill
owners the country have arrived and tn day VIII
H.. made especially attractive TO -four manufacturers.
rs exercise Of an Interesting character will !" held
I'm the MIAlcan state Building. secretary J. sterl
ing Morrobi, down for a paper on The Extension
NJ the Export Trad. In Flour Gcner,! John W. y"
blc f. expected 10 be .en ard II he arrives ne vi"
doi,ver an address d. Il. Mcilnns. Of North
Dakota the frs; promoter Of IA" reciprocity move
ment In the Northwest. viii speak Oh Reciprocity
with Canada-what II VIII DO for Milling Al
dresses Will also be made by 7. a. Taylor and IL IL
Davis
Jeremiah Rusk ex-Sccretary Of Agriculture Colonel
Edward Willctts OF the Government Building 'hiei
buchanan 81 Agriculture and John BOYD Tharher
chairman Of the Executive Committee on Awards. met
in he lai,crs Office hi, afternoon for the purpose Of
determining the best methods Of carving ont eXaminn
tlops Of cereals vegetable nbre. wood etc. II wa'
resolved 10 request secretary Morton. 10 detail from
the Government staff Professor Wiley. WHO j. peraP
the greatest authority on cereals ana inc ihnu'hc.
81 soil and climate thereon. In the country. and
Professor DOdg" the best expert vegetable hbrcS
| TO assist In this work
Norway rs veil as France. II IS now said will no
enter It's exhibit, for examination for awards Wh"i
| the award system modified 10 suit TIE foreign
commissioners II was too late 10 get the right mel
| from Norway 'onnt Of This being the busy sea
In that country. 80 all idea oi entering lhc tx
! hihits was abandoned.
| July Is 10 he the greatest day Of the Fair. N
ARRANGEMENTS for the celebration Of The day with De-
| fitting dignity have already been arranged. At
meeting This afternoon Of the Committee on Ccrc
monies the American Exhibitors Committee. Mr.
Nllet director O decorations. and others II was DE-
cidcd 10 designate the day Liberty Bell Day"
long programme has been arranged
The paid admissions to the Worlds Fair day
numbered 95,0g1.
| The total attendance Of yesterday. Proohlyn Day
At the Centennial the corresponding day the tota
| oft pud ot1