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THE EXERCISES. SAN FRANCISCO, April 27.-President and Mrs. Harrison and party accompanied by Mayor Sanderson and members of the reception committee, left the Palace Hotel this morning in carriages for a drive to the Golden Gate Park, It had also been arranged that a re view of school children should take place on Van Ness Avenue, as the day was bright and clear. They gathered in full force, decked in their best. many bearing flowers or small American flags. The children were with their parents or friends, and extended fourteen blocks in length. As the carriages containing the party passed between the lines they were greeted with cheers from hundreds filled of small throats, and the air was with flying boquets and waving flags. It is estimated that there were fully 30,000 people on the avenue. Some time was spent by the president in but reviewing the long lines of children, the carriages were eventually turned in the direction of Golden Gate Park. at Mr. Wanamaker left the party Van Ness Avenue and returned to inspect the postoffice and proposed sites for the new building at the park, which was well filled with people, many of whom had come from towns across the bay. The president was received with cheers and waving handkerchiefs, to which he responded by bowing. A stop was made at the conservatory, where the party of commissioners pointed to Mrs. Harrison and other interested the most noteworthy of interest in members Other points the park exhibits. party were also visited. The presidential of then proceeded to the residence Adolph Sutro, at Sutro Heights, oyerlooking the Pacific Ocean, where they were to lunch. MADRID, April 27. It is reaffirmed he the Insurgent Chilian ironclac, the Blanco that Encalacada has been sunkas by result of an attack made upon her war and that the loss of the vessel torpadoes was attended by great loss of life. PARIS, April -Advices from Chi Calstate that during the battle sunk at now the Monitor Huasdure was the as dera weil as the Blanco Encalada by Chilian fleet. It is said that President Balmaceda is as much as dead, being poisoned. NEW ORLEANS, La., April 27-The SuCourt has decided the lottery preme mandamus case in favor of the Lottery Company. M CHICAGO, April 7-The fight against Union b charged on the Cattle Stockyards yardage Company, by Nelson Morris, Co., h behalf of himself, the Armour In on was begun this morning. to reach the Morris for care to be run over order and Swift, yards Stock it the is necessary owned and operated by has refused to allow Co.,which tracks the their guard use. switches and putting a the spiking them. Morris will apply to comover for an order compelling the cattle courts pany to allow him to transport his to his yards. SCOTTDALE, Pa., April 27. The gencondition of the coke region today have eral is that of quietness. No evictions taken place, but some may take place at Meisenring this afternoon. No trouble the is anticipated. The proprietors of Painter works have information of a proposed raid on that plant and have doubled their force to be propared for emergency. All the plants before any reported in operation are running today. and Today two more plants, the Decter Franklin, will make an effort to resume of The Frick company will ship 130 cars coke today. No further trouble is after- expected in the region. Saturday a large mass meeting was held has at the noon Standard works, but its object not been developed, This morning Sheriff Clawson left Mount Pleasant for Pittsburg to procure additional arms for deputies. Before leaving he posted proclamation warning the strikers to abstain from assembling and interfering with the business of the coke operators. MONTGOMERY, Mo., April 27 - The and Traders' bank is closed, Farmers' to the uncertainty as to its conowing Capt. Covington, its cashier, to dition. and people are at a loss he is responsible for the shortage of of know disappeared, mysterious whether $93,000 in loss the account, or whether the bank's SO preyed upon him as to it un- is the money his mind. The money, balance thought, has been taken by burglars of who entered the bank in the absence the cashier,
