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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-12-22

A man in Biddeford. Me-, who was
buying groceries at the city's expense,
made terrible mistake the other day.
Iustead of the store account book which he
thought he was handing to the cashier to
have the entries recorded, he passed out
his bank book, showing quite large de
posit to his credit The grocer promptly
notified the overseers of the poor,
81 hear lazycusses wife is suing him
for divorce on the ground of cruelty"
Eyes; and he's bringing a counter suit
against her for non support.
Father to son (who has come home
with twisted ankle)-"Haven't l warned
you about playing foot ballf' Son-"I
wasn't playing; was only coaching"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-12-22

During the three years of the Sherman
silver purchasing experiment the United
States lost $l56, 900, 600 in gold. The gold
was displaced by silver notes issued against
silver bullion constantly depreciating in
value,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-12-22

Since whiskers are no longer an fait,
the wind has to be content to do its
whistling through the doodlet's ehrynsan-
themum
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-12-22

US EDANA'S sARSAPARILLA" ITS
81 I'M 1IA1 CURES.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-12-22

The last rose of summer is all well
eu0ugh but it's the winter rose that
blooms at So per stem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-04

nieBen Sic f6 man nur." unb babel
CAB fie Der Srau Selma einen freunbz
fbaftli6en StoB, Inn fe auf ben be-
reititebenben 5tubI 3u atuingen, itn6
Jrau Selma fpnnte bieiem GtoB nid)t
DiberI Iteben unb fanf ir ben @eiiel.
llnb in bemielben Nugenblid b0rte
man elm feltiames Gnaren unb &ra6en,
un6 aus ber binteren &leibertaf6e Der
5rau Selma entltromte eine qelbe
Sliifigfeit, bic ii6 bis auf ben 5ubboz
ben fOrtpflanate -.
Grau Selma Sd. 1tanb hieier Soae
unter Der Nnflage bes Dieb1tabl8 Dor
@eri6t. Sic beftritt ibre @9uIb.
9ie 3eugin, 6rau Nlmine s., be-
fun6ete: Sd bdtte tttemals mid pod
nur ben ieringten 8erba6t uff biefe
Srau iemorfen, ipenn i'd mid ben flarS
item ielben 8elpeis bi9t un 6eitlid5 bor
meine nieieben bdtte. Mein std
den, mat bic 3eiiin Is, mar in bie1e 5a6e
pielle beller als i'd. Die bate mir
l9on lange ieiagt, bic is ct, 1tn ionit
feene. lin ba bat ii6 nu bic ganline
ertra binter bet S6lifIelo6 iefeat
un6 beoba9tet, un mir batten bDrber
bic @ier, bic for bic Nnieflagte erfra
binieitelt tuaren, abie3dblt, I'm mad
bic &ataitropbe baben mir fie uie6er
abiesdblt = un iiebe ba, ct itimmte =
bat beeBt, ct itimmte, bat iie, pat bic
glnieflagte is,. ion Stiider sp6lf ie=
ffoblen bate. gfu peeB Id oo6, no
meine &oblf6ppe I'M meme 3ei6erbez
ringe biniefommen iiub. 9lber bafiir
babe i'd feenen 8etpeis. 6ier aber,
in bieie @ierfa6e, babe i'd eenen triftis
gen 8emeis, mid i6war5 anf tueiB,
ionbern ben ielben 8etpeis, pie er uff
ibr iei9rieben ftan5."
Sie Iusiage beS Dienitmdb6ens ift
md iiberseugen6er unb bon folder
Wu6t, baB bic Gerurtbeilung nidt
ausbIeiben fonnte. Die etrafe mar
brei Sage 8efdngniB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-04

qastbm freisn Qant
70 tuirb ii& aus Deinem 9uaen pi.lleift ct.
iuas Grnitiides enttpidsln, beionbers, tuenn
Deiu Slut In i&ledter DeriaiIuns III. 90
itellt Fd germ nns bdufs aussebruns Elm.
Die &ranibeit tpur,slt fid ief, sbs Du cine
GbHnus sapOn bafi.
5n tparttn taust ni9ts, beionbers iuenn
man stn U1tttel an Hanb bat. Sebe linpdb.
li&ieit, Der man bur9 bas Ylut beiommsn
fann, strihtpinbet betm @ebrdu9 bon DR..
Dtsrces Golden Medical Discovery. Bei
fhrtrtm Suften, BronHtal., eunsen. NIB
3alstranfbtiten, Nftbma, 6croftln in itatt.
der form unb itlbff bti Der icreful6isn Gun.
sen .NneltioH, inelde man Nus1sbruns
nennt, benirft a.. ipeutsfens In bertn NM.
faussftabtam, eine pcftipe uab pollftanbies
Rur.
GO 10 bas etn,ioe 8lutreinisunes., Rraft.
erieueungs. XnS satffaurirunasnlittsl, fiir
tuel4es Cara ntie gtleifst tpirb. Sn ie.
BEN Galle, IN bem 90 ntdt bilFt cber betlt,
tuirb bas 0etA bafiir juriidgsaeben. 90
ipirs bon alien &rsHetDsrsauferH sehalteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-04
@pm ben gselleu aefd,anfelt

ieteen ieetrante gaiiasiere unausipre9lt9e Qualen
gBenn iie su 9cetterS Masenbttters sreifen, b0reu
Rteie auf. gersuisunssretieabe sur See, Ocean.
Hiaer, nerp6ie frdntIt&e geripnen, psl&e has Ges
rtel bet etner Giienbabnfabrt eben 70 ansretft we
pas S@uufeln Der BeIeu ben Seefabrer anf Ieiner
erten Hetie, ioateH beien etnscbent ieiu unb @ ppr
aHrttt ber @etie init einem sebOriseu gprratb gcrs
Sericrsen. Dteiss nupersIei6It4e Masen Gligir
brtnst iesen, wenn aud nod 70 iebr maltratttrten
aRasen i@leuntst in Srbnuus. TT eiu uniberreffi&es
Matttel Sessn Malaria unD nerp6ie 9eimfudunseu,
btlft sesen Gerfppfurs unb @erpetdt nnb paraIpirt
pie anlaSe gum Gbeumati8mus @uberbem Saafft eS
Gr,as tnr aubersepbbntden, burb Nerpenlberreisuna
ees Iragens BON feufien 9letbern unb bic GtnRGffe
rauker 8tttsrans auf appetit unb G&laf iperbe en-
EURO oas Sttter8 bef6rbert unp bas Gdsemeiu=
benneen tptrb sebeiiert unb sebobeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-04

> SSorresppnSem5. 9'9aHis,
3. Suli '93. @rOB Be 9ibe, geitern Watb:
mittag 8 llbr 113 @rab ssabvenbeit In
s6atten; siemli6 nnertrdaIid5er
Staub; weuig gutes Srinfuaiier, abe,
teber D'6aniier tpirb benz anfragenbeu
goltsbeglitder antu0rten: r6unaer
BANNER net, ebler golfsfreunb, aber
Surf6t, f6redli6en Duridt!
4ls Sauiiration biene, 6aB I'M uaef1s
barli9en, fenntagsmnderIi6en 6onbo
eitg Der @tmer @af1er fir 5 Gents bers
fauft mirb.
@eitern iibten bic beiben biefaeu
8elangoereine D'Sanis r2ieberfranaa
l26 @dnger) un6 rgemif6ter gbor4
l32 Sdnger). 9ie probe mar cine
Gepetition alles @elernten, ba beibe
Wereine ant morgigen Seit in corpore
tbellnebnlen tperben. Der Dirigent
9err Benfe nabm gefern fiir cine 5
tD06entli6e Iaeau3 Nbf9ieb bon ben
Sdngern; berielbe tpirb am Donuerss
tag mad 8errbille abreiIen, INN bic
mersNormali6ule 3u befu6en.
9tm 30. SUM f9lsB bic biefge 9ez
potf9ule bas S6uliabr nit einem gra,
men. 9Dir baben f9on 1nan1em 5duls
@ramen als 3ub6rer beigeipobnt uub
gefunben, baB bic ueifen berielben
cine naufgefrte Sbotp~ iim6, bel Nns
boruns Del6er man nabrli1 nidt
ttber ben Stanb ber @56uIe Befheib
betommt. 9apon r1ad5te bas am 80.
SUM abgebaltene @ranen eine riibms
li6e 9lnsnabme. Sober Der sablreid
bertreteneu Snterefenten unb patrone
Der S6ule bate einen freien ginblid
in bas &0nnen un6 MiHen Der SdiiIer
unb mar bDl bes 2obeB iiber bic Xeis
ftungen Der unter Der 2eituna bes
9errn 8enfe itebenben 56ule.
8eitern feierte Graulein Marp Nep,
bic dlteite SOdter be5 Serrn Sobn 9.
9teD, ibren Is. @eburtstag. Der @ez
mif6te @bor mar poll3dblig pertreten
unb bic groBen &dumli9feiten Der
QBobnung bewieien lt6 beinabe ais su
Helm. IS uurbe geiungen, mulieirt
unb getan5t, unb ole 9lntpeienben
amiilirten i6 aufs bette.
Serr Soe Ri6ar3, Sobn unleres
@eniorS @apt. S. &i9ar3, weiIte nit
GamiIie auf 8eiu6 bier, unb pnrbe
BON ieinen bieIen Greuuben aufs berss
li6fte benillfommt.
Wtorgen finbet baS sroBe 0ffentlide
ytenic Der Seeo 2oge 6. Of s.. bier
itatt. 6iir elm abme6ieInbeS pros
gramm un6 bic feiniten @riIdunaeu,
fur quite gtniif &C. 1T befeus seioret,
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geras 8.

Sie @ifenbabngeielf6afte ba.
ben ieBt, ben 8eitimnungen BEG
"AntisScalper @eIeBes entfpredenb
neue Sillete angefdaift. Sieielben
entbalten einen beutlid amgebradten
Wermert. baB es ungeiebli6 unb ifraf>
bar lei, bieie @iienbabnfabrfarten tpei=
ter gu berfaufen ober gu iibertraaen,
baB aber linberbrau6te 5beile berIels
ben BON ben @eieli1aften suriidaes
tauft werben miiifen, tpenn 6ieIelbeu
ipdteitens 10 Gage nod benz GrI6iben
tbrer 8iiltigfeitSbauer in elmer Ser
Sffieen Der betr. @efeai6aft pr6iens
tirt perben.
Sas llebungSlaser Der Staatss
Wflli5en in Nuftin f6eint iebt gefi6ert
au iein. Sie berf6iebenen 8abnen
perben fi6 nit ben fit bic 8ef6rbe=
rung Der Wliliaen ausgefebten $4,000
be9niisen.
glm IL. Suli pirb in Souiton
eine &onbention Der Sberiffs bes
Staate8 SeraS absebalten tDerben.
VS. beiBt, baB li9 bic @onfabler Der
Srganilation Der Sberiff8 ani6lieBen
mollen.
- Sei 2enisuiGe eri6oB Sim 9as
plblon 3tuei 6arbige, bic in iein 6elb
elngebrungen tparen, um MeIonen 3u
iteblen.
: SIN @eri6tsbofe bes Griebensz
3i6ters @bwarbs in 3erarfana feuerte
SeRe Gale 6 S6tiie auf &. s. See,
ben M6rOer ieiner (SaIes) 6rau ab
unb bra6te ibm cine i9were Wunbe
am &nie bel. Sale purbe perbuftet.
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= Sd lit iiber ie6s3ig Sage an
befttgen rheumatii6en S6mer3en in
Der S9ulter, iagt Serr Sos. 80.
3rautmein, pittsburg, 3d., unb
wurbe fur nnbeiIbar gebaIten, st.
Safobs Del beilte mid iebo6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-04

: For Malaria, Liver Trou-
bic, or Indigestion use
BROWN IS IRON BITTERS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-04

Bel &ieo, gol. periu6ten brei
Wtasfirte bic Station 3u berauben,
tpnrben iebo6 In bic Gludt seiaet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-04
@eib= 8aareu /! Weis gBaareu

Weibz 8aaren ! WeiB @aaren
Gents nte Darh.
3tpei 8iiten tpeibe, carrirte unb seftreifte
Nainlopf, bon nnb 10 gts. tu<rt5, su s Cts.
bic gorb.
121z Gents bie Oarn.
Sine &iite aaipn, iatinsseftreift, lebr biais
gu Is anb 20 Cts, fiir 121a Gts.
35 Gcnts bte Narb.
So stid, iatin seitreift, unb epiten.9apn,
1tets gu so ets. bertauft; ipirb bieis @o6e su
35 @ts. onseboten.
Striintpfe, 25 Gents bas Yaar.
75 Dntenb idparsedt uub iebr feline Da.
men Striimpfe, tpelde sepDbnlib su 35 Cts.
oertanft trerben; bteie Bode nur rs gents.
SamensSailleu! 9amen=gailleu /!
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l1nterSeng fit 9arueu ,lno ainber

Bon 25 Gents biS 3u 81 fir ben 9lnaua.
Dieie Baare iit biliser als man ben Stoff
faufen unb ieIbft naben fam.
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YnsnIaaerei Ynbnladerei !!

YnbnIaderet ! Yutmaderei !
Die neaefte Mobe, gut unS biuis semadt,
1tno in Der @nbmaders& s&btbeiluns porauftnben
.Smportirte @aare.
IS liest in Der atbiibt unieren gansen
/. 8orratb bon tpaidbaren &leiSerltcffen BON
30 Cts, 45 Cts. unb 40 gts. 0ertb au bem
einem Hreiie bon
35 Gents bic Naro
ans5uberfaufen. Die ipdblerildften Runben
tperoen bic &eouftion gu ipiirbisen tpiiien.
Sonnenirs !! Gonnenirs!
Mleu 8eiudern umb 8unben offeriren mir
Oiefe Bote IrinfsIaier, auf benen bic ber=
iaiebenen @ebauIidfeiten Der gbieaapsr
Ausitelnns seidliffen iinb, gu
Gents Sas etad.
anSerSipO foftet berfelbe @esenitaab Is
Cents un6 bariiber.
Hnter3eng fit 9amen nno &inoer +!
Bon 25 eents biS au $4 fir ben 9lnaua.
Dieie Baare lift biliser ais mon ben etoff
faufen uno ieIbft naben fanm.
a
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bon SO ets. gu 500 pro stiia.
Dteie Abt9eilnns lit boaitdabis, mas pers
lhteoene 0aadfperfe, Garben, SHUTTER unS
@rbben anbelanst.
SeionSers bea&tenspertb finO Die itplpOls
len empire Waists in tpeiben uno alien
8arben
Drsi 8iften paidsate seblamt
5 eents bic garo. Giusbaus In
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Gbinelii9e eeioe, 81 gts. egars.

Dieie 8aare 1T so St.. tcertb, bod pezs
ben mir 1ie 3u obieem Preiie terfaMten
AZ Gemte bic Darb.
25 stiid itSner sebtiin.ter d4insiH4sr
seibe, bon boraasli9er lualitat ssssapixt
bon IS Cts. sn AZ Cts.
O. gents BITE Barb.
@ehr fein, "a 3cH brett, unb biIIis ~ u
Cts; tpirb iett 3u "a Cts. bic Darb tsstauft.
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Seioene 0alb, 0aubidate,

in idfpara tpeib Mnb allen 5arben, sier 40
unb 30 @ts bas 9aar tpsrtb iiab, sa
25 GemtS bas @aer.
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Goriets Goriets !!

Sn bieier abtheiIuns s5nnen ipir sipiadb.
nidt iibertroffen iperben, ba pir nnr bit bss
tanntli$ beiten eortea su ben m6sIi4is bus
ligen grei5en fiibren.
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st geootr t annold Oo nenger ma 6ibe snftbenaatn
O ol wt6 quite ssa nnb bg 8reie bter bnt9een i6nnn
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Die ne,eite Mobe, gut unb bilis sema6t,
1tno tn Der Yasmaaers& s&btbeiluns porsufinben
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eOuuenirs eonpeuirs! !!

GnSersipo foftet berfelbe @esenftaab Is
Gents un6 bariiber.
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Smportirte 0Saare.
35 Gents bie Barb

ansauDerfaufen. Die ipdblerii9iten Runben
tuerDen bic aebuttiOn gu ipiirbisen tpiflen.
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sawns gu 8 Cents bic garb. Sci
bellem unb bunflem garp, r,ltr 5 Sc
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MSbela.. @trubatden. gepnidIe.
Oelta9 uiw., ,.fp., gu raiiOnabI

'ebfOrb GUrOs, bic fdSaftea Maiarr
sents bic yarb.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-06-21
DASHED TO DEATH.
FrIghtful Accident on the Worlds Fair
Grounds One Person Killed and Five
Seriously Injured.

FrIghtful Accident on the Worlds Fair
Grounds-One Person Killed and Five
Seriously Injured.
CHICAGO, June 15.-The first serious
accident since the opening of the fair
occurred on midway plaisance at $3.50
last evening. One man dead and five
men and women terribly injured tell
the tale of the last trip of coasting
train on the ice railway. The victims
Of the catastrophe are: n. d. Rich.
mond, Dunlap, ILL.,, face terribly torn,
three ribs broken and injured intern.
ally. Died one hour after being re.
moved TO the Columbian hotel. Seri.
ously injured: Miss May Ayres, Chi.
cago, both arms broken, jaw crushed
in and internal injuries; Cral Frick,
member OF the German Cavalry band
in the German village on the plaisance,
right arm broken, nose broken and
back and legs hurt; John Jacobs, AL.
gerian village, jaw broken, crushed
ankle and about head; ID. S. Slater,
Chicago, right leg cut and bruised;
Henry II. McLehroth, Austin, ILL.,, leg
cut finger broken and bacl, hurt.
The ice railway was completed We'd
ncsday afternoon and was not open for
business at the time of the accident.
The ice railway resembles u roller
coaster track except that the track is
covered with artificial ice. The con-
trivance was tested by the builders and
many trial trips were successfully made
with the worlmen as passengers The
public became interested in the expert
ment, and as nobody prevented, peo-
pie took advantage Of the opportunity
to get a free ride. The train which
met with disaster was made up of three
sleds coupled together. AS 1t was
rounding curve at terrific rate of
speed the pin connecting the first
and second slcds broke. The sec.
ond and third sleds jumped the track,
crashed through the frail railing and
their helpless occupants were hurled
through the air to the ground below
with tremendous force.
A cry OF horror went up from the
spectators. Guards rushed 10 the
scene and in an incredibly short space
Of time the injured were removed in
ambulances to the Columbian hospital
near by where everything was done to
relieve their sufferings Richmond
never regained consciousness after the
accident and the physicians saw at
once that there was no hope Of saving
his life The other victims were made
as comfortable as possible and some
were removed in ambulances 10 the
city hospitals and others were taken to
their homes. Miss Ayres and John
Jacobs sustained the most serious in
juries and their recovery is doubtful.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-06-21
REMARKABLE STRIKE.

Street Car Employees Refuse to sign nm
Objectionable Contract and Qult-The
Company Backs Down and the Men Re-
sumo Work.
MINSEAPoLIs, Mimi, June l9.-For
ten hours yesterday the street rail
ways Of Minneapolis and st. Paul were
tied up. A few days ago the company
issued an order requiring the employees
10 sign contract or else quit Its en-
ploy. In this contract was n clause
rendering the drivers and conductors
personally liable for all damage 10 per-
sons or property. This was objected
10 by the men and they were given the
alternative of signing or quitting. Not
one Of the 1000 men employed in Min
neapolis signed the contract At q
meeting lasting until o'clock Sunday
morning tho men decided 10 quit and
accordingly no attempts were made TO
run cars.
Mayor Eustis took hand In the mat
ter and after considerable parleying
with the management Of the company
obtained withdrawal OF the obnoxi-
Gus contract and ats o'clock regular
traffic was resumed. There was no vio-
lence. The men simply quit work and
went home and did not attempt 10 pre-
vent the company from running cars II
they could secure men. This the CON-
pany did not attempt TO do.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-06-21
TWO BAD BREAKS
Occur In the Mississippi Levee Near New
Orleans Sugar Plantations Flooded and
Great Damage VIII Result.

Occur In the Mississippi Levee Near New
Orleans Sugar Plantations Flooded and
Great Damage VIII Result.
New ORLEANS, June 19.-About 7
o'clock last night two breaks occurred
on the east bank of the Mississippi
river, one above and the other below
the city. The former, fEem present in
dications, will prove as disastrous as
the famous Nita crevassc. 1t is about
forty-seven miles above New Orleans,
directly in front of st. Petersburg set
tlement II was twilight when the
break occurred, and it appears that
about six feet Of the levee gave way to
the pressure OF the waters at the first
instance. The alarm was Immediately
sounded, but there being no material
In the vicinity, nothing could be done
towards closing IL. The spot is very
bad one for a crevasse 10 occur. The
levee is high one-about twelve feet
and owing to the action of the water,
there being sweeping curve in the
river, the bank Is a caving one.
The water will food vast area of
land under cultivation, principally
sugar plantations, and the damage will
be incalculable. This break is about
twelve miles below the point Of the
Nita crevasse and will devastate all
the country affected by it. The Perique
tobacco industry will meet another set
back. Later accounts received from
there were TO the effect that the breach
was widening very rapidly and the
water pouring through it in great
volume. II is fifty feet wide and ten
10 fifteen feet deeu.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-06-21

FORT SMITH, Ark, June l4.-The
southbound passenger and north
bound stock train on the ST Louis &
San Francisco road ran into each other
yesterday, near Butler. Both engines,
mail and express cars were telescoped
and several of the stock cars were
thrown off the track. Amos Frame,
engineer Of the stock train, and his
fireman are the only ones known TO be
dead. James Gates, engineer Of the
passenger, was seriously wounded, but
Is still alive. His fireman, Stenson,
had not been found at last reports and
|; IS thought he was killed The
wounded are numbered by the score.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-06-21
THE CASE SETTLED.

Worlds Fair Gates VIII be Opened Every
Sunday-The United States Court OF APP
peals Reverses the Decision of the Circuit
Court-Worlds Congress of Bankers and
Financlers.
CHICAGO, June 10.-The Glcision of
the United States circuit court clos
ing the worlds fair on sunday is
reversed. The government is de-
clared to have no exclusive right
or authority in the control of the
worlds Columbian exposition. These
are the two salient points of the deci-
sion rendered Saturday by the United
States court of appeals: decision more
over rendered noteworthy by the fact
that it received the unanimous concur
renee of all the sitting justices, while
the decision reversed was dissented
from in the circuit by one of the judges
then sitting on the case.
The court, after reviewing the argu-
ments of the government counsel at
some length, declared the motion to
dismiss the appeal overruled. Coming
down to the main question the court
took the ground that the appropriation
of $4,000, 900 in souvenir coins by the
United States government could not
possibly be construed as charity, or
as charitable bequest. 1t was simply
an appropriation for the assistance and
benefit of the local corporation for the
purpose of completing work that af-
fected the honor of the United States.
As to the right of the United States
to possession and control of the grounds
the court held that the local corpora
tion was in actual and lawful posses
sion, and that this fact had been rec
ognized by the acts of the national
legislature. The court repudiated the
idea that the United States had any
exclusive rights or authority in the
premises, and concluded with the dec
laration that no tenable grounds had
been shown for excepting the case un-
der hearing from the ordinary rules
governing court of chancery.
Therefore" concluded the chief
justice, "the order of the circuit court
is reversed and the case is remanded
for any further proceedings not incon-
sistent with this ruling"
To-day, the worlds congress of bank
ers and financiers will begin, and will
continue until Saturday next. 1t will
be one of the most important Of all
the congresses outlined for the sum-
mer and will bring together a large
number of men famous in the financial
world. Invitations were sent out
months ago TO all the countries of the
world in which the system of modern
banking prevails. Notwithstanding
the disasters which have occurred re-
Gently among banks, acceptances of
the invitations have been received from
over 1000 prominent financiers through
out the United States, Canada and the
European countries. The congress will
cover every department of finance and
trade