Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25
FROM WASHINGTON.
Conflict About the Opening Of The
Worlds Fair on Sunday.
A NEW PHASE OF THE GEARY LAW.
Recommendation Adopted by the Pres.
byterian General Assembly Tho
Infanta Leaves the Capital.

WAehiNtlONp nthJ @os-aH ftsul'
of u. 8. District Attorney Milchrlsi's
talk with Attorney General Olnoy yes
terday, he left last night with explicit
Instructions that II no should lind
on his arrival at Chicago that tho plan
was siill adhered TO open the World's
Fair on Sunday, ".o present tho mat.
tor to tho Federal court and nsk for
mn injunction or any other legal pro-
ccs'. which the facts would warrant
ana which would prevent tue violat ON
OF the laws Of the United States"
District Attorney Milchr.st lost no
time In complying with the instruc-
tloDs OF the attorney general. He
tclcsraphed ahead TO the assistant
district attorney and Instructed him
10 prepare q bill for m Injunction
restraining the management OF tho
Fair from opening the gates next
Sunday. The bill will DO filed ns soon
On prepared, probably next Friday or
Saturday.
THE dEARY LAW AGAIN.
Attorney General Olney has re-
coived telegram from New
York stating that Judge La
combe OF the Circuit Court,
New York, has decided that section 0
OF the Geary Chinese exclusion act,
though constitutional, was still inefioc-
tual, because there Is no provision
asto how or by whom the order OF the
deportation OF the Chinese should be
executed. This Il said 10 be new
question not raised or In any way In.
VOWED In the previous appeals.
RuLALIE GOES TO NEW YORK.
The Spanish princess and suite left
for New York at 10 O'Clock this morn.
Ing. They were driven to the depot
In the President's four.in.hand, ands
escorted by four companies OF cavalry.
MINISTER APPOINTED.
The President has appointed w. Il.
Qilnby, Michigan. minister to the
N9therlands.
TO SUSPEND COINAGE.
Owing to the small amount OF gold
bullion deposited, about 500, 200 DER
month, and tho heavy expense OF coin.
age at the mint OF Carson City, New,
Secretary Carlisle has directed tns
suspension Of coinage at that mint |
after June LIST. Gold and oliver
bullion will, however, DO r..
ceived for parting and refining. |
GoId deposits will be paid Tor the coin
or fne bare, az preferred by the de- |
poritor. Returns for silver deposits will |
be made In imported or hno bars ns |
ueslred. Purchases OF silver bullion |
under the act OF Jnly IL, 1890, will be |
coniinued NJ heretofore. The forces
IN The minis at Philadelphia and New |
Orleans will probably soon be reduced.
With the suspension OF coinage nj
Carson City the coinage OF silver
uoiinfs VIII be discontinued for
Tue present as there Is no de.
manu- iof this class OF money.
THE pREsBYTEBIANs.
The Presbyterian general assembly
adopted the recommendation of ne
Judicial committee that six complaints
against the Now York synod, glowing
out OF the Briggs trial, be referred to
tue Judicial committee for trial, IL
also adopted without dissent a recon.
msnuntion on tho overtures from the
piesbylerlos, concerning appeals from
presbyteries, direct 10 the general
assembly, that such appeals are proper
10 all matters relating to The ,
policy OF the church; but an overture
rom presbytery Ms to u pending Ju-
uiciai case such As that OF Professor
Briggs, advising the general assembly
as 10 what action u should take In such
case, In irregular and unprecedented In A
ecclesiastical procedure, and that the
proper way for the presby teries
70 influence pending caseB ia
through Retrospective Commissioners
ON mo noor Of the general assembly,
Alter appointing committee 10 a
whether the World,s Fair
would DO open on Sundays, tho Assem-.
by resolved itself into a court and
pfolossor Briggs resumed his speech In i
ie!ense Of the action OF the New York l
preehytery In bis case and In opposi- v
ION to entertaining the appeal there. q
from. [
The Presbyterian assembly passed n q
resolution declaring tho Worlds Fair 1
srounus To be merely bonded ware v
house, and appointed a COMMITTEES TO u
Fhit on Secretary Carlisle to ask him u
. treat II as such and close II ON Sun. II
my rs all other bonded warohouses u
r. Customs officials, however, say al
his Is i'm possible. There Is no way IN q
"hico All expedition building contain n
az uonueu exhibits could be closed "
ike bonded warehouses except by 4
pacing lock on them.
( n committee waited on ATTORNEY
Iehefal Olney this afternoon and
were delighted at learning his In II
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