New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-10
THE CHIEFJUSTICE TO DECIDE
SUNDAY CLOSING PENDING LITIGATION
LEFT TO HIM.
INTELLECTUAL EFFORTS TO HAVE TIE FEDERAL
JUDGES NCLLIFY THEIR DECISIoS-LOwER
RATES TO THE FAIR-NoRwAYS Elk.
HIBIT OPEN TO INSPECTION.

HIBIT OPEN TO INSPECTION.
Chicago, June 0.-Judge Woods sitting in the
United States Court. decided this morning 10 allow
the Worlds Columbian Exposition an appeal from
She decision yesterday granting Injunction against
sunday opening Of the Fair The time and place Of
hearing the appeal will be fixed By Chief Justice
Fuller Application for a supersedeas which woud
Suspend effect OF the injunction pending hearing
the appeal refused. leaving yesterdays de-
cslon in force. Judges jenkins and Grosscup have
spoken in regard to the appeal and a decision
has not been made.
NJ Walker. representing the Exposition Directors,
novel for suspension OF the order when II should
lie entered and began long argument In support Of
the motion. After hearing Mr. Walkers arguments
Judge Woods announced that the order for Injunction
entered In accordance with the decision Of yes
erdoy.
The order for the Injunction accordingly made
out and signed 1t agreed. however. that
transcript OF the record would be made out to-day
and that tomorrow morning Mr. Walker Win 60
before Chief Justice Fuller and ask for q suspension
Of the Injunction until such time Is 1t can b. heard
by the Court Of Appeals. On Chief Justice Fuler's
decision hangs the question whether not the Fair
will be open next Sunday.
soon after proceedings in the Federal Court
gresham William Mason. OF this city, and
Attorney General Maloncy, OF Illinois. filed a bill for
a n.andamus in the state Courts to compel the Park
Commissioners TO open Jackson Park Sunday.
The Central Traffic Association has taken the In.
tatve in the matter OF lowering the rates 70 Chicago
to a single fare for the round trip. based on the
highest rate for limited tickets the route travelled.
II Is said Official circles that this Is the
Ing wedge. which will lead to uniform and general
action on the part OF all thu trunk lines. Arrange
mcn,s will b. made to receive all excursion trains
at the terminal depot. 1t is believed the people
living at distant points have only been waiting until
half fare rates were fixed.
The impetus given 10 the attendance by yesterdays
tremendous crowd partially rcrrwed today
This was an extremely dull day within, nothing out OF
the ordinary routine TO induce sghseers TO come to
the grounds Yet the attendance was good, and now
that the Fair is complete and the Central Trnc Asso-
citation has ordered u siTcle fare for the round trip
based on the highest rates for limited tickets the at
tendance may reasonably be expected 10 increase daily
NOrway's section In Manufactures Hall was opened
for a private view ut , O'Clock this afternoon, the
public being admitted two hours later. The cause OF
this great delay opening IL well known. the exhibits
being imprisoned for six weeks In an Ice blockade IN
the Baltic Sea. Norway has $1,000 square feet OF
space In the biz building. the section being well nleo
and neatly arranged to show the products and ma
tcrla!s There were no formal exercises attendant
upon the opening Commissioner Raun and his as
sisants showed the visitors about the exhibit
The most attractive part Of the exhibit is the dis
MAY ot enamecd sivcrwnre handsomely designed and
finished In Norwegian patterns. some OF the oss'
pieces OF the ware the ball lamps beautifully de-
slgrei; the drinking horns. one OF which has goio
figure of the explorer and the Morse dragons
There Is also good display OF antique s''e' al VI "
worked in beautiful designs.
There Is going to be trouble at the FAIR II ti0
official picture maker. Arnold, and his partner tne
son OF president Higinbotha.n do not promp"y
respect the permits issued by the Director "e"ei'
10 the representatives Of the press Colonei Da''''
National Commissioners, foreign officials ana o'ners
are more exercised over the hghhanded cohouc'
CT Arnold than over awards or music or si"'''a'
a,s,roct,ny oues,ions Before the week ends the
Council Of Administration is expected to can au'.
ON the picture making combination when VIII Pr''
a repetitlon OF the arrests and Attempted GUMS"
ton Of other philosophers properly. Eve. -
Counc does not serve notice Arnold the noaiu
~ Control aided by the special Photograph 'om,''
Of the Commission intends TO proceed BY petition "
,he Federal Court. sufficient force OF on'eu
states marshaIs will be asked for 10 see tna' az
persons carrying permits signed by the Dree'o'
General arc not intcrfered with.
PRESIDENT HIGINBOTIIAM NOT TO APPEA"
Boston, June 0.-Sccretary Iacr. OF tue ."
Society OF Christian Endenvor, has received "i'P"
f-cm Chicago stating that President Iilcnbothom ~
decided to close the Fair OH sundays WITHOUT A"
appeal
ONLY THROUGH PASSENGER on "1jE FL h"
The Exposition Flyer the New-fcrA c'n'ra'
new twenty hour Chicago train, has Dee" ''''
with SO much popular favor that II has Deem "e'''
slr, for the management 10 carry our 'h' or s'"' "
tcn,ion and hereafter con!n" the accommodation, m,w
IL, as fur us possible, 10 Worlds fuir Fs'"' "''