The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-27
Requests from Many Sources for Special
Days q, the Great Exposition.
lndianas State Building to Be Dedicated on
German Day" June l5-Nrs. Hsrts
Donegal Village lnaugursted Yesterday.
OPEN Owe SUNDAY, AT LEAST.

OPEN ONE SUNDAY, AT LEAST.
Visitor, to BE Admitted az the worIa's Fair
To-Morrow-Drmand for Special Days.
CHICAGO. May 26.-Open 20 the world
Will be the gates of the Columbian exposi-
tion next Sunday. The officials in charge
are making extensive preparations to re-
ceive immense crowds there Oh that day,
and. If the weather is pleasant, they
intimate that the attendance will be
greater than that of any day since
the opening of the fair. After hearing
arguments all day In the ClingmGn injunc-
tIon suit against the directors of the CO.
lumbar exposition. 10 prevent their clos
ing the the gates on Sunday, Judge Stein
took the matter under advisement until
Monday morning. Pending his decision no
action in the premises will be taken by any
court In Cook county. This will leave the
Sunday opening resolution of the directory
undisturbed by legal proceedings. The
federal district attorney will file
his bill for an injunction tomorrow.
but he said to- might that no
pctIon would lie taken until next week.
and that a temporary restraining order will
not be asked for pending the arguments on
the bill. Chief Justice Fuller will prob
ably occupy a. seat the bench. IL lie the
earnest desire of the government accord
ing 10 Mr.. Milchrist. that the decision shall
be made by such an array of eminent legal
talent that no shadow of doubt will rest
OIL the business of the judges conclusions.
whatever they may be.
June bids fair TO be q most prosperous
month for the Worlds Columbian Expo
stIoD. From the number of societies and
organizations of various kinds all over the
country that have written OF their lnten-
tion TO come during the next month. Col.
Cup, secretary OF the committee on cere-
monies, estimates the average daily at
tendance will be near 150.O people. Every
day for the last fortnight hundreds of let
tiers have been received by Colonel Cuip
from the officials OF various organl-
Zations making inquiry regarding the
programme for the different special DAYS.
30 lar the interest IN "Germany5 day.
June -, seems TO be the greatest. On that
day occurs the Anniversary OF the aseen-
Sion of the present Emperor 10 the throne.
Special trains have been chartered by
German societies In Milwaukee. ST. Louis.
Cincinnati and other large cities. accord
ms To the letters received by Colonel Culp.
Then there are 400 90 GerMan residents IN
CHICAGO who will Do well represented at
the fair on German day."
INDIANA DEDICATION. DAY.
Another feature that will swell the at
tendance on June Is Is that the State build
Ing of Indiana will he dedicated ON that
day. The Governor. his staff and all the
State officials have arranged TO come. Spe-
cial trains will be run from Indianapolis
aid ether large cities in indi ana
brooklyn. n. l., u the iirst OF the large
. cities TO ask for special day. The request
for day was received from tho city clerk
of that city to-day and June % was set
aside as brooklyn day" The state Legis-
laturo OF Massachusetts has Appropriated
$1,000 for the Governor o prepare q suit
nblo programme at the worlds fair on
Bunker Hill day" juno II.
The Swedish citizens will osie-
brate June 23 for their day. The
citizens oil New Hampshire will celebrate
the Anniversary of the ratification of the
federal Constitution on June 81, while on
June 5 the Danish citizens Will make a dis
play III honor OF the granting OF the consti-
tuition To Denmark by Frederick ' III IN
1873. As Yet the greatest draw back, ac-
cordngt letters received. seems TO he the
refusal of railroad com paDles to make rea-
sonable rates 10 Chicago durlng the fair.
The kentucky State building will be
Completed by Saturday night. On Monday
large force OF men Will DO put 20 work 10
get tho furniture IN place. working all
n:gbt. If necessary. The special occasion
Of me haste 10 ~ have the binding in read
tness TOR n hospitnDls reception To the Ken
tuchy Press Association which Will arrive
Tuesday. Nay 81. On 1hursday. June !.
the building will 10 formally dedicated
vita appropriate ceremonies including
MI address by the Governor of the State.
TIE day Is the anniversary OF the
Date OF kentucky's admission into the
Union. at the conclusion OF the ceremonies
III the State builuing the Kentucky
woman's executive committee. consisting
of Mrs. Sue Phillips Br0wn, Miss Ida
Symnes. Miss Lucy Lee Hill AMI Miss
Maud kIrkman. will hold an informal re-
peptlon IN the Kentucky room in the wo-
mans building.
The unveiling of the silver statute.
Justice" Will take place at the Montana
mineral rooms in the Mines Binding on
Tuesday. Nav 30. at O'Clock 7. NJ. The
programme will include music. an address
by Hon. Martin Maginnis. of nj ontana. and
Mrs. Rickards. wife OF ex-GOvernOr Kick
ards. will pull tue string unwilling the
beautiful work of art.
The Italian section of liberal arts in the
Manufacturers building will DO opened
Saturday afternoon. May ~. nj O'clock.
The exhibit of liberal arts comprises
raIe anu beautiful collection. such rs
Roman iewelry. sculpture, carvings. ETC..
well worth seeing.
THE DONEGAL VILLAGE.
A pleasant international incident of the
exposition was the inauguration. to-day,
of Mrs. Ernest Harris Donegal village. The
Catholic Clergy and leading Irish National
ists rallied TO tho support of the English
woman'e village. because Mrs. Hart with
out patronage OF rank or title. has estab-
lishcd factories in the poorest parts of
Donegal anu taught the people To spin and
weave. 10 make lace, and embroidery. and
tweeds- she brought employment and
prosperity where idleness, squalor and want