The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-05-26


pei them 10 leave the country.
" Al the conclusion of Justice GRAY
opinion Justice Brewer announced I'm
he felt compelled Ia disser, from IN
view Of the ma jority of III, court m
ID read his views atsome length. ,ieclarin,
In substance that the act of 1892 wa
unconstitutional. and that IL il wer,
uphrld there was no guarantee tina,
similar treatment might not be- nc
!. corded To other classes of our popula
4 ton than the Chinese.
4 Justice Field. who delivered ths
opinion Of the supreme court of the
? United States in the first ease un.
uer the exclusion act, also read
dissenting opinion. He held
,hat there was wide difference
. between exclusion of immigrants
ana the deportation of alien residents
ana he characterized the act in th.
strongest language as inhuman and
brutal; and as violative of the consti,u.
tion IN every section. lie regretted IA
say that the decision OF the court was.
70 his mind. fraugh, with the gr;.vest
dangers 10 the priceless constitutional
liberties OF the people.
'hief-Iustice Fuller also dissented
from the opinion of the court.
After the court had concluded thean-
n"uncement of opinions. Mr.. j. Uublev
ASHTON, OF counsel for the Chimes.
moved for a rehearing of the case and
an argument before full bench at tn,
next term
The court took short recess 10 con-
slider the motion of Mr.. Ashton. for n
rehearing of the ease before a full
nench at The next term of court. After
me recess the court denied the motion
Tor rehearing. so the opinion stands
ms announced
surprise Among Government Onicerx.
AsHlNGroN. May l6.-tiovernment |
omeers express surprise at the decision
Oh tne nlted STATES supreme court in
lhe 'hinc>e cases, but refrain from
venturlng opinions rs to the future ne
lion IN carrying out the law. 1t is nm
uerstood that the subject win come nm
Tor consideration at the meeting of tho
cabinet to-day. Until N more definite
pan Of procedure shall have been de-
cided upon. the instructions issued bv
Secretary Carlisle and Attorney-Gen-
eral olnev to treasury officials and
!. nited states marshals respectively |
hold good
1t is estimated that there are IN ooo
hihese IN the United States. Re-
ports from thirty-four districts show
nat 100 have registered The TWEEN {
y-nine districts not vet heard from il '
; estimated will increase the number '
o $1,000, which is regarded to be the !
maximum registra ton n
During the present fiscal wear 15o #
.hinese subjects have been deportcd r
he cost of deportation from San Fran +
isco Is SO per head. Only SIC. SOD. Oh n
the appropriation for the enforce v
lent OF the Chinese law remains nm
Npended This amount will 20 but n
nall way towards paying the expen. A.
: OF deporting the l04. 600 Chinese who r
ave not registered
IL IS not known at the treasury de- h,
irtment that any other fund can he -,
avn upon TO provide for the expense III
carrying out the requirements of bl
lie law. :,
lntinations are heard that congress ar
ay be convened to consider the matter. on
In any view of the case the treasury ar
meals expect TO experience great diff de
ulty In carrying out the mandate Of ha
9 law that the Chinese must TO- in
icy look to the cabinet to solve the :. th
oo'eh az It's meeting to-day. hi.
-. tic
The Removal Of Mr.. stnrtevarG
" AsHISGroN, May l6.-The Washing
fost ascribes the following Ian
age to Secretary Carlisle on Satur-
In an Interview as TO the removal ira
Mr. >turtevant. head Of the treas. eff
Y stationery division. who had been dat
the department thirty-two wears roa
whose retention was understood e. Tn
Se neen requested by Hon Carl are
1urz and other civil service reform ira
make this change after mature me
ioeratioh, anu upon complaints ~
IN responsible sources. | will not -"
them charges, but they were sufi- Eve
NJ 70 warrant new appointment. :,
! statement that my son. Logan.
anything 10 do with the matter i por
eless, as he advised against any iou
nge at present. The idea that any pie'
Ger under the government il essen on
u its efficient adn;n;s.r..;a = Fai
nrd. propose TO put in his place 90.
able and broad-gauge man who run
manage the purchases of sta mas
lery Just as well as the deposcd 'he
,er. The criticism INDUCED in ~
'es wholly from mugwump papers. peer
oh knew nothing about the details ther
en- brought about the change. The cree
gnation Of Mr.. Sturtevant has been Dam
up for few days. but to-day de- VIII
mined to accept il and have sent A
letter accordingly as result OF
e attacks" CT
- ton
BROUGHT UP IN BAGS. vale
midr
avery OF the Remains OF the Men . ~,
He'd In the Calumet and IIccla Mine