The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-11

CHICAGO, June 10-Chief Justice Fuller
! today entered suspension of the temper
ary injunction which had been granted by
| the United States circuit court TO restrain
| the Worlds Columb bian exposition from
| opening the grounds and buildings OF
! Sunday He set the hearing of the case
in the circuit court of appeals for Thurs
! day morning, aud ordered that notice be
given Judge Bum of Madison and Judge
Allen OF Springfield to be in attendance
Chief Justice Fuller presided. There
We're with him on the bench Judges
| Jenkins and Grosscup. The ruling of the
court was made by the chief justice, after
brief argument by the attorneys.
Drummers from all! parts of the coun
| try attended the exposition today. The
! day was rainy, but the travelling men
| turned out in great numbers The Trav
! elers' Protective association ad dlourned its
annual meeting yesterday. and all came to
Chicago. They met this morning III the
| Missouri building, where an address OF
welcome was made. by Mayor Harrison.
| Other addresses were made by Vice Presi-
| dent Stevenson, Governor Stone of Mis-
souri,, and others.
The third visit OF Eulalie, infanta OF
Spain, to the worlds fair was made today
passed au hour ii the horticultural build
ing, and afterwards attended an invita-.
ton concert.
The princess spent but five minutes at
the concert, and then was driven To the
Midway plaisance, and later in the evenin z
to the Palmer House. The admlnistrh-
tion had planned az elaborate luncheon
for her, but she. being Ill the Midway
plaisauce, preferred to eat in the German
village, and sat down to cheese, sausage,
beer etc.
The committee on live stock today
adopted resolution, which WAS presented
TO Director General Davis, asking the ap-
pointment of j. b. Edgar of Railway, N
j., as superintendent of the live stock de-
partment, the resolution reciting that
the live stock men of the country will
not be satisfied unless a practical live
stock man is at the hea1 of the depart
ment."
The French section of the liberal arts
building was formally opeued this after
noon.
The Catholic Woman's National league
held meeting in Columbus hall this af-
ternoon. Isabella Beecher Hooker con-
graduated the Ladies' on the aims OF the
league and predicted brilliant future for
it III the field of charity. Referring to the
practical work done by WOMAN Mrs. Mary
h. Lease of Kansas spoke OF the political
Sitic Cl lilc bSlllpeIauCS IeOu-
tine matters took up the remainder of the
meeting.
AT the temperance congress of the In
dependent Order of Good Templars ad-
dresses were made by officers 0f the order
from different countries.
Delegates to various Catholic societies
and the conference Of charities and cor
rectionS also met.
The exhibit of the Old Times Distilling
company at the world fair WIS seized to-
day by the Internal revenue officers. The
distiliing OF spirits had been begun with
out a govern ment permit.
At the monthly meeting of the directors
Of the fair last night the auditors state
ment 10 June l WAS submitted. AS follows:
Receipts from all sources. S2O, ,309 J45; pay
ments: Construction, SIC, ~, $50; general
expenses 81 $40. 045; total, SO, l42. 9Sl; bal
ances, 81 .l66, 563. The total gate receipts
TO May 81 were SSS2, 9e2.