New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
TIE STNDIY CLOSING DECI>ION

ANOTHER CHANCE ION An OPEN FAIR
From Tho Philadelphia Record.
Notwithstanding the adverse opinions OF Judges
Woods and Jenkins in the matter OF sun lay ope'n ~,
dlv The snpcrscdeas which the Federal Judges re
fused has been granted by Chief justice Fuller slt'ing
ns "A Judge # the Circuit curt OF Appeals, ana the
Injunction , been stayed until Thursday next, when
the vcxcd question win be finally decided Nlsit,rs
mcrccs Of the keepers Of dives GIN mills and g.mbin;
hnl,.s ana for three sundays. at least tn" fnry OF
abortlvc.
CLOSING WOULD RE \ RETMBuTIoN
From The ST. Louis Post Dispatch
Final decision has not yet been reached H. the
matter and there Is conflict between Federal ana
state authorities which may produce important AMI
Interesting developments. But If the gates are closed
In the end the result VIII be In he nature W re-
tributiv. Justice for Chcagos devious and unscrnpu
lOlis course
4 REMEDY WORE THAN THE DISEASE.
From The pItisbarg Commercial Gazette.
I,cnIlso the city Of Chicago by setting AT defiance
the Institution Of sabbath observance has let loose
te nropos mai the National government shall con-
nit ITSELF the incl'nbe folly In order that tue
%v S" amel,"rnSa in other words they would in
ocnlatc the whole Nation with the yir,, which an
vrin, Of the foreign elements In Chicago
\ SHARP REBUKE TO CHICAGO.
From The springfield Republican,
The court found that this contract had been vlo-
i,tcd IL found rs everybody else has, that Chicago
go the money a solemn promise and then turned
nhout and began to devise ways OF evadng or escap
inc tho conditions of the agreement. And 81 far as
Chirngo Is concerned no one regret That It's Zip
pant disregard OF deliberate promise has been thus
sharply and effectively rebuked.
4 DECISION THAT DOES NOT DECIDE.
From The Philadelphia Times.
II will be- necessary 10 have the question Of open
Inc or closing the Worlds Fair Sunday decided by
cour, whose decision will decide. The three Judges
composing the Circuit Court at Chicago give three
different and Incompatible opinions. Two Of them
gree that the Fair should be closed on sunday. but
Grr reasons that destructive OF onr another
inrIrrr nj ali. 70 attempt to enforce decree ar
lived AT In this way would be- grave injustice and
a manifest absurdity.
4 QUESTION OF LAW, NOT RELIGION.
From The Boston Globe.
II was IL simply question OF law ana
contrart witch 80 long occupied the attention of
tG,.sr three Judges az Chicago. Moral and religious
questions had claim upon their consideration.
The majority Of the court In holding mat Coaer'ss
liz lis action practically forbadc sunday opening,
aid not. h any manner OF means. pronounce upon
the wisdom or unwl.dom ~ the yielding To >abbaiaran
lmor on the part Of our Natlon's lawmakers.
40 ESCAPE FROM CLOSING NOW.
From The New Haven Palladium.
n * possible TINT the directors, In View OF the
small attendance last sunday do not care so much
about the sunday opening rs they did should Inc
Circu, Court of Appeals decide In favor OF opening
nf course that would put an end To Judge Woodss
Injunction. Perhaps the appeal can BIZ heard IN
tcw weeks. Meanwhile the Fair must be closed on
sundays. There Is NO help for II.