Evening journal., 1893-06-03
EARLY NEWS SUMMARY.
M ore Trouble Over Eulalia's
Visit to Chicago.
DUKE ERNEST WILL COME OVER

tion-Attorney 1Inchrist's Plea for
sunday Closing visiting Russian
Onioers DIned in Philadelphia Horses
Win Great Prizes.
Chicago society and the friends of
Mrs. Potter Palmer have taken umbrage
az the letter Commander Davis, who is
looking after the Infanta Eulalia and
suite, has sent to Mrs Palmer with ref
erence 10 the forms and ceremonies to be
used in the entertainment of the royal
couple on their visit to the Worlds Fair.
IL is said Duke Ernest, of Schleswig-
Holstein, the brother of the Empress of
Germany, will visit the Worlds Fair as
the representative Of the German Empire.
Trade Outlook Far From Promising.
r. g. Dun & Co. s report of trade for
the past week said the condition was far
from promising. money having been close
In the interior and the iron trade in
bad way. The failures for the week
were 23S in the United States and
twenty.one in Canada
Maurice River Oystermen's Suspense.
The oystermen in the Maurice river
cove. are interested in a case pending in
the Cumberland county courts involving
the right of the Riparian Commissioners
to sell out certain oyster lands on the
eastern shore.
Attorney MiIchrist Argues for Closing.
United States Attorney Milchrist, of
Chicago, concluded his argument in the
case of the government against the
opening of the fair on Sunday. He
asked for temporary injunction pend.
ing the courts decision on the main
issue, but was refused.
No Trolley Roads mt Gettysburg.
From what one of the War Depart
ments commissioners now looking over
the battlefield of Gettysburg said II is
believed the commission will decide
against the electric railway and order it
of the battlefield
Five Escape From sedalia Jail.
Five prisoners made their escape by
lowering themselves from the Jail window
at Sedalia, Mo. No captures have been
made.
The Empress, on Horseback, Views a
Parade.
The spring review of the Berlin Garri-
son was held on the Tempelhofer field.
The German Empress sat on horseback
at the saluting point where she re
viewed the troops as they passed.
New BrealSwRter Quarantine.
Plans for the buildings at the new
United States Quarantine Station at tn,
| Delaware Breakwater have been re
ceived and approved by the Treasury
Department.
Liberal Newspaper Men Rewarded.
The l5nighthood honors dispensed b,
| Queen Victoria on the occasion of he
recent birthday have fallen upon a larg,
number of newspaper men of Liberia
tendencies
PHlLADELPHlAS LIVELY AFFAIRS
The Russian visitors Dined at tn
Union League.
At the dinner given to the officers o
Russian war vessels last evening II
covers were laid in the banqueting hall o
the Union League. The committe
having the dinner in charge comprises
Mayor Stuart, Charles Emory Smith
Clayton McMichael, John Wanamaker
George W. Childs, John II. Converse
Clement II. Griscom, Charles II. Cramp
Justus c. Strawbridge, John Russell
Young, Thomas Dolan. A. j. Drexel, Jr.
William nj. Singerly, Francis B. Reeves
William II. Hurley and Robert c. Ogden
A Fire on Arch Street.
A. V. Shaw's photograph gallery OIL
Arch street. above Eighth, was de
stroyed by fire this afternoon, but NJ
other damage was done, a great force o
iremen being called out because OF tn
inhammable character Of neighborin,
properties. The loss is estimated a
| $4,000.
At the Horse show.
Mr.. Fairfax, Of Oak Hill, Londol
county. Va, carried of the honors a
the horse show TO. day OF ten American
bred hackneys exhibited in the three
year old class. he had FIVE, and all fiv
would have won prizes If there had beei
that many, AS it was they took fou
prizes, Alantha getting FIRST, Albert
second, Alanda and Alvetta next.
J large number of other prizes wer
awarded, mainly TO local stables.
Peary's Expedition.
The steam sealer Falcon, which is {
convey Lieutenant Peary aud his part
to Northern Greenland. is expected [
arrive here on June % or 25. Afte
taking on board material for the hous
to be erected and miscellaneous materii
she will sail for New York for supple
and thence for her destination. I'll
Falcon is a vessel of 81 tons (the Xii
was only 1907 and is just out Of the dr
dock She will be commanded by Ca
tain Henry Bartlett, a young but O.
I perlenced sealer.
/, The Detained Immigrants.
THE Rnard of unalLh anLinn. nr, N