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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-24
A Case Of Tail waKging the Dog

Case Of Tail waEging the Dog.
From Vogue.
Mr.. Modish (protestingly)-"Wh another
check! But gave you $50 yesterday to buy
dress"
Mrs Modish--"Yes. I know that. dear, but
want hundred more to buy material for the
sleeves"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-24
His Regret.

From the Chicaro Tribune.
Sympathetic Friend-"Don't worry about it,
old fellow. You'll get on your feet again some
day."
Business Man (who has just failed for half
a mi!lion)-"The only regret 1 feel just now,
nv friend, is that resrained from ordering
tenGerloin steak with mushrooms at dinner
yesterday because thought I couldn't afford
Il
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Quite n Difference.

From the Boston Transcript.
Rollo-'Tell me, pa. is there any difference
between common salt and chloride Of sodium
Mr.. Holliday-"Yes. Rollo, great difference.
Salt IL two cents q pound at the grocer's, while
chloride Of sodium IL fifty cents . tsaspoonful
Of the dxua9ist'a"
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Anticipatory.
From Truth


She Cat the breakfast table, Albany)-.Dear-
est, do you realize that We going through
the longest tunnel in the world today?"
He-"No. didn't Waiter, bring me some
fried onions"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-24

The election posters recall . recent lesson in
taxation which the French government has re-
ceived from experience. With its usual thrift
In balancing the budget, it decided to tax all
the posters and Placards TO which the Partisan
advertiser il SO immoderately given. 1t was es-
ttpsted that the tar would surely bring in
.. 900 900 francs a year. Accordingly 1t was
voted, but an altogether unlocked for result
followed First, the posters no longer aP-
peared, so that barely one-twelfth OF the eI-
pected amount could be collected; secondly.
The owners OF blank walls estimated their loss at
l2o0. 900 francs, and. thirdly, 500 laborers were
thrown out Of work.
The finger Of public authority, which Is in
serted in all private affairs Of French life, has
never been more intentionally visible than
during this last spring with its absolutely sunny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-24
OCEAN TRAVEL.


Tor BAR HARBOR. EAsTPORT AND ST.
John. " B-MAllory Steamship Lane 6. Q.
State OF Texas from p,er 81. F. R. n T.
SATURDAYS ats y. m. sixty-four rage descriptive
pamf hlet for 1893 mailed FREQ. For passage and
freight rates apply TO C. Ii. MALLoRYk co. AsensaI
Per30 T. r.. y. \. my24-3n
RTEUR W ROBSON
"A Stea mstnp, Passau aud Tourist Agent els 18th
- W. Telephone lt64. Branch q Ba,ti more. MAJ
First CABIN Sec ont Cabin AMI Ste.-sx tickets ~
all steamship lines - Europe. Asia Africa. Austras
and tue West Indies
Asoto Boston. Providence. Norfolk. savsnnsh ans
po'nissonth. berihs or state rooms reserved on ny
steamer outward or return.
sailing lists, rate sheets Aad plan, Of s.esns, far
nlsbed On application
AGENT FOR THos. COOK q SON.
Estimates given on to Irs 10 any part oftk world
Drafts issued in su ms - suit on Engisnd Irslse1
and Scotland.
FOREIGN eKpress an Custom house broker. Arsnn
in all the principal cities Of Europe send for IN
structiuns How 90 ship" splOt1
CUNARD LINE-PLANs ''cAMPAyIA" AND
u 'Lucania" 10. 500 tons. ssinr rs pricee. dserrp-
TONS first and second cabin and stserage psssenesn
booked at agency. o3l ST. Z. l. DUBOIS. Agent
M
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PROFESSIONAL

pRoF. CLAY IS TIE OLDEST ESTABTTsHyn
advertising c.arVoysnt. sstrooger and medium n
Born with wonderful p-orheie rift q, ..cons s,v,.
AZ ~ events OF yo1r life from cradle 10 gravs
1ieais ha9sL myste-1es RECEIVERS lost prorsrty OK
friends. brings separated together csusss n..
rages viii happy results tells whether th. on. yor
IN business. removes family trouhies evil ina
trAnHe IRON o.er cities aad ali Ia troubis Wiz ..vs
s h an "a aGsy " 90 ming 70 ri<ht pscs once
mostss-utcs tevertises orfv wS.t n. c,o ~ m
Onslae-s con ndaaual. Sittinrs 5le Hours p 70 %
9th SITS southwest. -
NEE, RAPHAEL. CLAIRvoy.NT Avn .sTpoY-
"a oSiSt, born vita a cant gives n amos ana incs~
Gates tets how 20 retain husband or lover Consul,
Win sla5ns sloF st. n w. Room 10 II 10 o. N
pEoF FASTLEROY AND PROF WrrII.Ns
= e al ne events q life. conr~i love cnre scr.
U.s. DFine osn6 the separated; cause speedy mar.
sistnxs. 5oc. and 81 Hours. TO a a nSis ss, 81.
\ NJ. sHppkE TELLS Al ne EVENTS ~
~. NE All business coz ientAl Ladies and esn,i.-
Yo-t -, e-cn- Hours. a. Ia 70 o. m. COS Neg
- s. ., W. near o'hst ny2o-2n'
SEA SALT BATHS AT HOME. WITH MASSAGE
- aeinlnistered by comrsten, operators: Swedisk
movements and MAGNETIC treatment h0s a 1:st6 ~
w; on.n Sundays. Dir SARA wAfcoTI
I oTTIE FowLER-FoR SHORT Tr,fr-pFe1
- hnoWa trance, test. business medium c1n.ultsA
lo1 L st. NV. ,alalms
NEE. DREAMER. THE ENGLISH AND GER
man astro,ogst Will leave for the on yuns
q, returning sept. IA Once hours gE m 10 y n m
sunday. 10 a m TO 5 n m. l5os l4th ST. n. m27lIne
The HossFoKD ELECTRIC MFDfckrED
sentive 70 disease. Also facial stssminT and rnsf
sLxe. sls "a ~ NV. nyls,2m"
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Arr You GorSe To EuRorr

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tDQUARTERs FOR AMERICAN TRANELth3'
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livery Bags stored, forwarded and checked py ~
American system Complete han king facilities Lhe
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0CEAN PIRATES.
To Catch Them is a Task for Uncle
Sans Navy.
n DIV IN CHINA SEAS.
Pirates OF Barataria and the Mosquito
Fleet-The Corsairs Of the Barbary Coast
and How the United States Suppressed
Them-Freebooter Kings Of Madagascar
Two Female Pirates.
NINTH A CE R T AIN
\UNI class Of Chinese this
NVI Government has been
wv at war continually for q

at war continually for q
century past. They are
the pirates Of the east
ern ocean-the scourges
Of commerce in those
waters. Mostly they are
Mongols-mighty m Q n
Of giant strength and
stature, who WELD two
handed swords SIX feet
in 1apoth and THAI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-24
accord offered them fifty talents. While wait

accord offered them fifty talents. While wait
ing for the ransom to arrive he joked with them
and taught them to repeat poetry. When they
forgot their lines he called them barbarlans and
said that he would cruelty them. On obtaining
his liberty he fitted out squadron and took his
former captors, making his jest earnest by exc
cutting them to q man.
Nevertheless, piracy subsequently grew to q
prodigious extent on the Mediterranean. The
rovers erected arsenals and set up watch towers.
They had at least 1000 vessels. Their oars
were plated wi III silver. their sails were dyed
with Tyrian purple, and the stems of their ships
were gilded. They did not confine their in
dustry to the water, but looted no less than 400
Cities Wherever they caught Roman citizen,
they would assume toward him mockery OF
great respect, and, hanging out a ladder over
the side Of the vessel. they would offer him his
freedom, compelling him to descend into the
sea. This was the original method of walking
the plank. Finally, they were wiped out by
Pompey the Great. However, one may look
farther back than this in classical history for
piratical precedenta One Of the earliest was
afforded by Jasons filbustering expedition in
pursuit Of the booty Of the Golden Fleece.
RENE BAoHK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-24
PICTUREDIN PARIS.
The Men Who Make Up the Munich.
pal Council.
ELECTIONEERING METHODS,
Paris Cabs and Cabmen - How They Are
Taxed and Regulated - Countess Who
Played Game of Cards With Her
Driver.

Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
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Made only by the CHARLES E. HIRES CO. PHILADELPHIA
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Tribute IN money. Wnen news OF this got
abroad the Bey Of Tunis demanded tribute also.
and likewise the Pasha of TrIpoli. The latter
wrote to the President, saving: 1T will be i'm
possible to keep peace longer unless YOU send
without delay TO- 900 stand of arms and 400 can
non OF twenty-four pounds each" The six
months notice given by the pasta having
passed he declared war by chopping down the
flagstaff at the United States consulate.
COMMODORE DEcArUR's VICTORY.
This was rubbing 1t in. squadron under
Commodore Preble assembled at Gibrslter and
sailed against Tripoli. The biggest ship of
the fleet-the Philadelphia. thirty-six guns
went ashore and was captured by the enemy.
Her officers and men were robbed and half
stripped, and the rovers towed the vessel into
the port Of Tripoli. Under the very guns of
the forts she was subsequently boarded and
burned by Stephen Decatur and few bold
companions. who had approached her in a small
sailing vessel disguised as a trader. They got
away in safety after accomplishing the exploit.
On January %, 1904, Preble arrived off Tripoli
with the frigate Constitution. three briggs, three
schooners, six gunbOats and a bomb vessel
The result of this show Of force was a treaty of
peace Further outrages brought about in the
next year combined attack on Tripoh by the
United States on land and sea. This was fol-
lowed by an arrangement providing that no
further tribute should be exactel; vet. to bind
it, this government paid SEQ. 600 From that
date the power Of the Barbary states rapidly
waned. In 1916 the British compelled Tuuis
to abolish Christian slavery. Soon after that
the English and Dutch attacked Algiers and
demolished the Algerian fleet France then
stepped in and conquered Algiers, subsequently,
annexing Tunis also.
Up TO within very recent years piracy has
always been very bad on the Mediterranean.
Shortly before tho commencement of the
Christian era freebooting was extremely popular
in those waters. The rovers then used TO tie
their prisoners hack to back and throw them
into the sea- Some Of them captured julius
CGsar when he was Young man. They offered
him his liberty for twenty talents in monev-
about o1s,o0o. He laughed and Of his ovu
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-03
First Publication May -. lSs3.
DROBATE ORDER.
STATE OF MICHIGAN -.
COUNTY OF BAR<;A.

~ session of the probate court for the
county Of Bar1ga holden AT the probate Office
in the village Of l. AnstN on Monday the 18th
day of May IN the year jonc thousand eight
hundred and ninety-shree. present Alex G..
shields. Judge OF probate.
In the matter of the estate OF George Nav
pow goW-Inc decreased.
On reading and filing the petition duly
verified. .. samuel Maw-pow-gow-inc, pray
ing that \ dag may be- sci FOR The hearing OF
said petition. and that due notice may be
given 70 All persons Interested. and that the
administration of said estate Elay be gwen 10
samuel Now-pow-gow-lnc or >olnc suitable
person.
Thcrcupou il j, ordered that Monday the
nth day OF June NJ - o'clock in the forenoon.
bc assigned for the hearing OF. said petition,
and that the heirs nj law OF said deceased.
and all other persons interested in said estate
are required 10 appear al session OF said
court. then To l,c holden AT the probate Office.
in the village OF I'An>e. and show cause, il
any there b.. why the prayer of the petition
er should not be granted. And IT j. further
ordered that said petitioner give notice to the
persons interested In sad estate, of the
pendency Of said petition and the hearing
thereof by causing "A copy of this order To be
published IN the L'ANSE SENTINEL. "A news
paper printed and circulated III sand county of
Baraga. four 90 successive weeks and also by
cau.ing the same Ia ic personally served at
least ten days previous To said day OF hear
ing. upon the several heirs at. law IL they be
ALEX. G. SHIELDS.
Judge of Probate.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-03
First Publication May ~. 1855.
MORTGAGE SA LIE

Whereas. default has been made IN The cnn-
ditioDs OF a certain mortgage. hearing date
Michael !. Burke and Christine Burke, hi.
wife. OF the township Of Barags. county Of
Baraga. Mlelligar 10 Charles l.. Blankrnhorn
Of the township Of L'An>c. county OF Bar,iea.
Michigan. which mortgage was duly rryocti-
county of Bariga. state Of Michigan. ON thr
eth dav OF May. \ ID. iSss, in LilTr n OF
Mortgae., on page ~. u; and 80: an,l
wherra, the amount claimed 10 be due sn
said morigaes a. the date OF thi. notice fer
principal and Interest i eight hundred fifty
two and nity-onr one-hundrcths dolhT>
l$<Js. I'D. and III addition thereto. al attorneys
fec OF ~: a. stipulated and provided for in
said mortgage. and no suit 81. procs.dsiy AT
law or in equity having been Instituted To- re-
cover the aiaottni HOW remaining secured by
sAid m0rtEagr; or any part thereof, nofsc l.
therefor hereby given that by virtue 1t the
power OF sale contained In SAID mortgage.
and In pursuance of the statute IN such ,a<.,
made and provided. OH Wednesday the nth
day OF August. \. ID. l>gI. ut ten o'clock IN
the court house IN the village OF L'Anse,
county OF Baraga, state of Michigan. THAT
being the place for holding the circuit court
for said county. There will lpe sold ut public
auction. 70 The highest bidder the premises
Described in said mortgage. or 80 much thrr-
Of n may bc necessary To satisfy the amount
due a. above specified with the interest tllrrr-
on. and the attorney fee, costs. charges. and
in said mortgage: said premises being IN the
township Of Baraga. ro,Inty Of Raraga. state
Of Michigan and described ~ follows, TO VII.
The south haltot the southeast quarter Of
Of rang thir,v-iour 81 west. containing
Dated Nav lrtli. 4. d. ,S,s.
CHARLES ?. sLANKENNm3RN,
PHILIPPE. MCkERNAN.
Attorney Tor MOrtgagee.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-03
First Publication May y. 80.
)npnNTE ORDER.
~TNgi. ~ MICHIGAN.
COUNTY az sAENtTA. \


~ u session 81 III, probate court FOR tine
cu,miy ui Bilrslca holden Al the probate
Ollie. ~ III" village of l.'An>t on Thursday
the NH lay OF May in the year one thousand
eight hundred and ninciy-thrr,. present,
! len g. shields. j,ig" Of probate.
Ia The matter OF the estate Of John Curry.
ON reading AMI filing the petition. duly
verified. oI l.. II. Drm>hy. praying that a
day may he liked for the hearing his
said petition. and that administration of said
estate may be granted 10 him, the said T.. III.
Orln>by. or some other suitable person.
Thcreupon IL j. ordered that Monday the
fifth dly of June ~ ten o'clock in the fore
noon h. assigned for the hearing Of >aih
petition. anu That tie heirs AZ law of said de-
ceased. and ali Other persons interested in
said estate are required to appear nj session
Of said cour!. then to be holden at the pro-
bate office. in the village OF l. inSr, and show
cause. il any there he. why the prayer of the
petitioner should not he granted. And it j.
further ordered, that said petitioner give
notice 10 the persons interested In said estate.
OF the pendcncy Of said petition and the
hearing thereof. 10y causing Il copy al this
order 10 be published in the L'ANSE SEMI
MEL. newspaper printed snd circulated in
said. county of Baraga, four successive
weeks. and also nv causing the same Ia lie
personally served al least ten days previous
To said dav OF hearing. upon the several heirs
II law II they bc found III said county.
ALIEN, q. SHIELDS,
Judge Of Probate.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-03
MORTC AGE SALE.
First Publicatlon Npril Il. l,ai.


whr,=,. dciau!, ha, b,vn made m The ron-
dltion> of a certain mortgage bearing
date the .ih tLlv of March, A. u. lsgI
executed by Max Mano>kie and Annie
Mah2 % c h, o Mi % 81 1 E r9Mn'Se 2; Bar" r.
Vital Gauiher oi TIE same place and re-
corded IN the office oi the Register Of Deed,
OF III ihe Count 81 Bal3ga', ,N,ichisan
liber -Four a of Mortgages on page
Fifteen ~ :and whereas the amount claimed
Ia lac auc on SAID mortgage III the date ot this
hundred Thirtv-ilinc and Eighty one
hlindrrths Dollar ,-s9.>o). and also the
further sum Of Ten Dollars (tioy. a. an at
tOrnry fee stipulated for IN sand mortgage
and no suit or proceeding at law or IN equity
having been instituted To recover the amount
now remaining secured by said mort
gage, or any part thereof, notice l. therefore
hereby gwen that 10y virtue Of the power Of
sale contained. III said mortgage and IN
pursuance Of the statute In such ,oSe made
and PROVIDED on, Wednesday, the. ,l2th
in the forenoon. OF that day at the front door
Of the court house In the Village OF L'Anse,
County 81 I,araga. state Of Michigan, that
Icing ts plaes for holding the Cirsuit Court
auction. to the highest bidder. the premises
described In said mortgage. or 30 much there
Of, a may be Necessary TO satisfy the amount
thereon and the. attorney fee, costs, charges
and expenses allowed 10y law and provided
for in said mcrieagc;, said pErmis.-
ces County q, sT I0ws. sa M sSss
and Described a. follows: The south,
west quarter of ssction Twelve tls). in Town
four t;sD West. containing sne-IlndrcJ and
yiXty tloosacrcs more or less.
VITAL GArrHiER.
PHILIP II. NcKRRNAS,
Attorney for Mortgage.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-03
tered as mail matter of the second elias
in the postoffice at EAnse. Mich.
SATURDAY. JUNE 3, 1898.

CHARLES FosTER. cx secretary OF
the treasury, has made an assignment
for the benefit of creditors aud several
other concerns OF some magnitude,
located at Fostoria, Ohio, in which he
was largely interested, 60 down with
him Giving his time and attention to
the government service is given as the
principal cause of the failure. The
liabilities are given at $4,000 and
NAV reach a round million, His cred
itor- have offered TO accept 80 cents on
the dollar and it is possible lie may
get on his feet again.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-03
WIN. the Doctors are Dabting.

Scientists have discovered the germs
Of MANY diseases, but, unfortunately,
nos as yet the means OF destruction OF
these genrs.
At the present the culture and
not the destruction Of deadly bacteria
SCENE to absorb their attention.
However they all agree that well
noa, isl,el body and plenty Of ozone
are deei.ie1ly unfavorable TO their
development.
While the doctor. are in this state of
uncertainty, and eve longer, wo'id 1t
no. be we'll for the patient o have
recourse to the veil tried Compound
Oxygen. whcl, il both grrmicide and
vitsli1r?
During the last 23 years it has cured
cases pronounced incnral'le. "nd this
statement - sub,tantiated by those
who have tried II. 1t has itEpssed
the failure OF -iynIpl" and "lif- elixir.
investigate this matter for Yourself.
Send fur "ur b~k of 300 PAGES. IL
will tell you about the remedy. and
furnish ."n with many testimon; II
and records Of surprising cures. Book
sent FREE.
DRS. TARkEY & PAL EN-.
1873 = rch ~ Philadelphia. Pa.
Ner York. San FL nc;sco, Cal,
Toronto. Conddd, Chicaro, Ill.
-p,l,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-03
How to Visit theWorld's Fair.

The Chicago & North Western R'y
(The Northwestern Line announces
r educed excursion rates to Chicago
and return to enable everybody to sre
the gre test exposition the world has
ever known. IL il something NAVE
lous and beyond description.
Tickets will lie on sale via the
North Western Line .laily until Octo-
Der 81. 1893, and will lie good for re.
turn until November 10. 1893. AK
for tickets via the popular route, with
its frequent and last express trains.
with magnificent through car service Of
modern day coaches, sleeping cars,
parlor cars and dining cars.
Tickets and detailed information can
be obtained from agents of the North
Western Line and connecting routes.
1925
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-03
First Publication May Il. lSsr,.
DROBATE ORDER.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
COUNTY DE RAKAGA

COUNTY OF BARAGA.
Alta session of the probate court for the
county Of l.araga holden at the probate Office
in the village OF L'Anse on Monday the
eighth day Of May in the year one thOusan
eight hundred and nncty-tbrre present.
Alex. G. Shields. Judge Of probate.
be-no-Quay. deceased.
yegrd 1fa nS the pyinS aaly
ton and that due notice may he given to ali
persons Interested and that the admipistra-
ton OF said estate may be- given to 4. IL.
Ormsby or some other suitable person.
Thcrcupon IL i ordered that Monday the
fifth day OF June 1t tel o'clock In the fore
noon. he assigned for the hearing Of said pc
titiont and that the heirs at law of said de-
ceased. and all other pcr>ons interested IN
said estate arr required 10 appctr at a session
OF said court, then 10 b. holden At the pro-
bate Office IN the village Of l. 'Anse and show
cause. II any there De. why the prayer Of the
petitioner should not i,c grinied. And IL u
further ordered that said petitioner give
notice to the persons interested in said estate,
OF the tendency. OF said peti ton and the
hearing thereof, by caii.iiix u copy Of this
order to he published III the L'ANsE SENTI-
NIL. newspaper printed and circulated In
said county of Baraga four az successive
weeks. and alsO by causing the same tn be
personally served Mt least ten day. previous
TO said day of hearing. upon the several
heir, II they he found in said county.
ALIEN. q. SHIELDS.
Judxc OF Probate.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-03

practice OF med cine mt that pla-e for
the past thirty-five years. On the Goth
day II May. while in Des Moines. en-
ronte to Chicago. he was snddeniy
taken with an attack ,iisrr.:o. n. Hav.
inc sold Chamlerlin's Cholic. Cholera
and Disrai oea R.mely Tor the past
-eyenteen years. anil knowing its
reliability. he procured "a % cent boz
tie. two doses of whic! implicitly
cured him. The exritenIen and
change Of water and diet incident to
travelling often produce disrrhosa.
Every one should procure hottie az
this remedy before leaving home. For
sale by 8. T. Harris & Co. L'Anss anil
Baraga.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-03

TIE report Of the geological survey
on the production of iron ores, shows
that Michigan still holds first place, but
the Marquette range is giving way to
the Gogebic. The total OF the iron
mined in Michigan was equal to 1929
per cent of the grand total product Of
the United States, showing an increase
OF 23.l2 per cent over last years pro-
duction. OF the total for the state $685.
per cent was red hematite, giving Mich
igan the fourth place as producer Of
this kind OF ore. The brown hematite
produced was 2.4S of the total. As q
producer Of magnetic ore Michigan
ranks fourth. The state is credited
with having 30 Of the largest mines in
the country.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-03

JrDGE STEIN has issuei tenn porary
Injunction restraining the exposition
directory from closing the Worlds
Fair on Sundays. The decision was
made in accordance with the PRAYER of
a bill filed some weeks ago by Charles
". CIngmnn. of Chicago. in behalf OF
himself stakeholder in the exposi.
ton company and as citizen. The
and were entirely distinc. from the
more recent case in the federal courts
to which the United States government
is party. Judge Stein held that
congress had made no law compelling
Sunday closing.