Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11
FAIR IS OPEN TODAY
'Shisf Justcs Fuller Giants = Stay
Of Proceedings
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Casskao. June 10 The worlds fair
vii b. otenesi t,nsouoS. After hsar.
inx ~sgum<nts On bath ssi<s Il the aue--
tsen TOR an hour today Chief Jesties
Fuf;sf granted the sapefsssieas ssks~l By
kd~sn Walker and General 81 tiair.
counsel fos ths exposition. saspending
ehs ep~sxtioe of the injunction cssassnK
the gates The hsaring II the sppeai
~s> hx~s for nest Thursday. Chic
Justiee Fullsf anreNnced that Circuit
Jnssxr Alien q the soathesn Illinois dis
sriet and Jndzr Bans u Wisconsin
~ousd sit with hiIn GA the casc.
The granting os the stay q prs~sed.
iee- ss- a great disappointment 10 Dis.
trsct Attorney Miiehsist and ths Sunday
eiosers Ihss came into court tolay
confisient that the exposition would Te
eelse anofhes srth~rk. The district si
tornsy ssd his sssoeiats csonsel fought
hard hat f@iled a. coasince the court
that their obiectson o. ths superse,leae
wss weli gfuunsis~i The decision ~as
sRhoancea Ia a aozea wor,ls and TIE
crowd that fliri the eourt room could
barely conceal III qualification.
f'aaxht the saper~~stca--
Yes the FAIR viii te open tomorrow
sai.i General 81 tlgiF. aud then he aai
hr. Walker LIT the court Fsz0m. leaving
= D. Cfagia. the head and ffonr a the
Sunday closing movement. bsting hia
bail~ ie vexaiiotL
-Jusiicr Fuller has laid hinseif open
o. oeF,faissn.- Vxs Mr. Crsgin's comment.
but ana sare that tomorrow will BE-
fhr last Sunday the fair will he open
The appeal VIII tr tired Thursday next
snd then. believe. The decision of the
csfeait eouft viii b. upheid~
When the district attorney saw the
dispo~ition % the court to grant the
pFasr. 20 the exposition. he and ex So
l.isor o.en.ral Aldrich took the tack
that the unsss~i Stairs court oi appeals
bal NJ jurisdiction IN the case aud that
" should 80 directly 10 the supreme
court They cited authorities without
number. but Chief Justice Fuller had
case Which rendered theirs null and
void tie cited Ju=ticc Jaeksons opin
,en that the Federal csrcuit court was
obiissed to gfsns suspension pending
nnai ~rtslrment cf the ease where tenn.
rorars injunction Was snsolsel-
sn~sic~ J.srk soa'- t:a,d Law
The United States supreme court
rszse>i npon case Ike that. and whilc
y slid not go a. far ~ Justice jackson.
ssii Chief iustye Fuller. I'm isoliiBg
FIAT the car -uit cuurs was compelled 10
giant super~~iess. the supreme cuurt
s---f srss sr~ sr.p~ssss~ -ourt ~ousei ,s-r
~ IN Is own discretion That -et
tles a.
tff~r settling the details ~ having the
appeal on THURSDAY. Justice Fuller or
Gefed the clerk a. -smmcn Judges Allen
snd Bum hrse. -aud IN the mesntime.
NJ Clerk said the chief justice. .'iet
40 oftief @! suspension h~ entered
eh.ct justice Fnlics took the posifion
thai the defendants had a. much right
o. stay a proceedings pending a tnal
-sffienirnf - in an ordinary suit at law.
and drcisrres that morals did not enter
ioto the question: II - believed that the
Arguments will all le heard next Thurs.
d1y and that a finsi decision 70 IN. ap.
Pea case will &c made before another
Sunsiay