New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-07
WORLDS FAIR LITIGATION.
THE CLINGMAN INJUNCTION STILL IN
FORCE.
U,DGE EWING REFUSES TO REVIEW THE CASE
WISCONSIN DAY CELEcnATED-w0RK
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.1
OF TIE NATIONAL COMMISSION.

Chicago Sept G.-Judge Ewing this morning ~
fused to hear the motion Of counsel for the Worlds
Columbian Exposition for final hearing In the
Clingman injunction. litigation. The Court held
that it would be a breach Of judicial courtesy for
hin, to review the after it had been passed
,,non nv n nudge with jurisdiction coordinate with
bis own Nothing was done after Judge Ewing
announced his opinion on the disposition OF the
nation 1t is probable that the case VIII rest In
statu quo until Judge Stein returns from his va
cation. Judge Stein is in Europe and may not
be home until after the day fixed for the closing
of the Fair.
wisconsin's people celebrated their day m "A
,,esoront manner than has been the custom OF the
otber states at the Fair. social reunion OK citi-
1ors untrammelled by speeches and printed pro-
grammes was the order of the day. Inc only paft
Of the celebration approaching formality was TO
cention held in the State Building from 10
clock in honor Of Governor George W. Peck and
80 c,a.e officers Hundreds of visitors came
s,, ,Iiluaukee and more distant Wisconsin cities
,rhere was a display of fancy fireworks tonight
,rh visitors IN the south part of the Fair grounds
this morning were attracted III ereat huihoe'' "
the nIaza west of Administration BUILDING. resting
ON heav> pleces Of timber was the great columbian
,horty baI Its brazen voice will first be heard
IN the White city procaiming liberty on Grand
Army day next Saturday. Thereafter the Dell VIII
only be rung on great National anniversaries
long and important session OF the National
Commission was held to-day. IL pesali WIN 'ne
recanton of Governor Pattison and Lieutenant
Governor Louis A. Wares, OF pennsylvania, VINO
are here to help in the celebration OF pennsylvania
Dav tomorrow Governor Pattson paid ms re-
spects to the National Commission, and response
ON behalf of the Commissioners was made by Mr.
Tousley of Minnesota.
The report of the special investigating committee
generating Commissioner Mercer, OF wyoming,
from the charge of dishonorabe conduct ana !no-
ing Commissioner Beeson, of Oklahoma, guilty OK
dishonorabe acts was adopted. A copy Oh the
renort and the action of the commission was or
dered TO be sent at once President Cleveland
and IN the Governor of oklahoma Commissioner
Reason remained in his seat while judgment was
heng pronounced The commission unanimously
adonted the report of the special committee hhd-
ing Frank D. Higbee guilty of conduct unworthy
a Juror of awards and recommending ms iinme-
diate discharge John Baird, an old and prominent
citizen of Philadelphia who was member OF the
centennial Board of Finance made short al"
dress. ,
Cornelius Vanderbilt, his two sons Cornelius u"
and Alfred: Frederick Davies and Alfred SUIT ar
rived here last night and will spend the rest OF the
week at the Fair.
Mayor Harrison has received letter from James
Shanl<s Lord Mayor of Dublin. thanking nm Tor
the invitation OF the Chicago Council TO attend
rubIic racepton in his honor. The Lord Mayor VIII
arrive I'm Chicago on September .. accompanied oy
the Town Clerk and two friends.