The Green Forest tribune., 1893-06-22
TO Be OPENED SEVEN DAYS.
CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER so DEciDEs-DEcO
RATivE WORK IN AGRICULTURAL HALL,
Arkansas' Beautiful Building al Chicago Dedicat.
ed-Miscellsnsous Notes.
Special Correspondence to THE TRIBUNE.

Special Correspondence to THE TRIBUNE.
WORLDS FAIR GROUND CHICAGO, June
17.-Chief Justice Fuller to-day over
ruled the decision of the Federal Circuit
Court, which issued an injunction re-
straining the directors from opening the
Fair on Sunday. He decided for the
United States Court of Appeals and re-
manded the case to the Circuit Court.
The decision means to a certainty that
the Worlds Fair will be kept open on
Sundays and settles the case for all
time, as an appeal would have to 60 to
the Supreme Court of the United States,
which will not meet until October,
when the Fair will be ended.
The Fair was open last Sunday af-
ter all. It was announced that khe
gates would be thrown open for one
more Sunday, and there were many
thousands on the ground. The Midway
Plaisance was crowded all day. The
Midway is thought by great many to
be only side issue, as 1t were, of the
great Fair, but this. is mistake. The
Plaisance was set aside for the different
Nations to build representations of
| their own homes in their own countries
and to show illustrations of their daily
life when at home. Every visitor
should spend at least one day inspecting
the villages in Midway.
There is something solemn in the
thought that when we go through the
| World Fair we see about us the great
est things that man has achieved and
is the most proud Of. II this Exhibition
Of wonders every Nation on the face Of
the globe has something characteristic
OF their native home. The greatest
lesson, however, is that this life we are
enjoying furnishes nearly the whole at
traction. We turn from the wonderful
works of man to the more wonderful
works of Nature, and feel that our COM
prehension of the latter is very small
indeed. stood in the salt water &C.
ton of the fisheries building yesterday,
and watched the living crea lures that
inhabit the deep sea. Here is an OBJ
ject lesson the like of which it does not
often fall to man to witness. Those little
creatures are peacefully following out
| their destiny undisturbed by the thou
sands Of curious eyes gazing upon them.
One could spend hours watching the
crawfishes, crabs, snails, and Holsters
all dolniciled together each perfor NJ
ing it's daily routine.
Mexico has come forward in fine dis
plays at the fair. In the center of the
north end Of the gallery of Honor in
the Woman's building is a beautiful
throne chair and canopy. 1t is the
work Of the young ladies in the Normal
School in the City Of Mexico. The
throne seat is constructed to represent
three periods in the history of Mexico.
Ihe crown plated with gold typifes the
Aztec epoch, and it is carved with signs
representing the months, years and
phases OF the moon. In the center is
the coat Of arms of Mexico.
A curtain Of heavy crimson silk rickly
embroidered falls from the crown.
This represents the Spanish domina-
ton, a period of 800 years. The Sec
ond curtain represents the time Of peace,
end it is crimson brocade. The chair
is made mostly of gold and stands on a
raised platform Of crimson color. Mex
leo is also represented by rare and ex-
quisit needle work, which has been
placed IN glass cases in the rotunda of
the Woman's building.
The Princess Eulalia, the Tnfanta of
Spain, is still with US. She spent the
afternoon Saturday visiting the villages
in Midway Plaisance. Sunday evening
she rode all through the iagoons in one
of the fanciful gondolas, and declared
that she never enjoyed herself better
The Princess is a gracious little lady
and one sees in moment that she
has come to the Fair to see the sights
and enjoy herself in truly democratic
way. She leaves tomorrow. Monday
afternoon she and her distinguished
party visited Col. Cody's "Wild W est
Show Every one visits the
"Great Show" as well as the Great
Fair when they come to the city. A
good object lesson can be learned in this
show as well "a in othar narts Of tho