The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-06-23
OPEN ON SUNDAY.
rho Restraining Injunction Of The
Federal Court Lifted.
Asd tho Case demanded TO the Ciscuit
Court The worid's Pair Directory
Ctsim y 0rasd Victory The rus
ssaa Exhibit Open~d saturday.

! CHICAGO. June ie.-Chief Justice Ful
Ter saturday morning overruled the do
cision Of the federal court which issued
an injunction restraining the directors
from opening the fair ou sunday. He
decides for the United States court Of
appeals, and remsnds the suit Ia the
circuit court
Tbs attempt on the par, Of the gov.
eminent tn enforce Sunday closing fob
lowed ut once the vote of the World's
fair directors on Tuesday, May ~, de-
e!d'nS for . seven day fair. United
States Attorney Milcbrist was in WASH
ington and conferred with Attorney.
General Olney. Returning Mr.. Mil
christ filed bill Of injunction. May "a,
the suit being entitled The United
States of America vs. the Worlds Co
lumbar Exposition, II. =. Hieinboth-
an. u. II. Burnhsm, Edmund Rice,
George Y. Hay:s sa4 Horace T"es.r"
This Ia the suit on which the appeal
was taken.
without action the suit went ovcr
SUNDAY until arguuants could he heard.
A decision In favor Of the compainsnts
was rendered by Judges Woods and
Jenkins, sitting on the circuit bench,
while Judge GrosscuP disbentsd. Ap-
plicstion for . supersedeas, pending
hearing on an appeal WAS made by the
defendants and Chief Justice Fuller
granted the order Last Saturday staying
the effect ~ the circuit court decision
until an appeal could he heard This
have been hearing the appeal
strange religious rituals were OBJ
served In the opening OF the Russian
exhibit In the manufacturers building
Saturday A. ~ o'clock richly robed
priests held services according 10 the
ritual % the Greek church in the All.
attic pavilion. Commissioner General
y. de Glaukhovskoy and other members
Of the commission. . numbcr 81 .Ihib-
i,or. and others attended the services
The ceremonies were conducted by the
bishop Of the Ruasisn-Greek church OF
Alaska, assisted by local prissts
Tho blessing OF God was asked upon
the ctsr Of Russia and the presiden, 81
the United States The bishop, dipping
his hands N holy water. then sprinkled
the entire section dedicstine II 10 the
glory Of the church and the advance
ment ~ the human race. During the
services the Russian hollis were rung.
After the ceremonies had been con-
cludsd, the quests were rendered a re-
c~ption. They were received nj the en-
trance TO the pavilion by Comm ssioner
and Admiral Kospakor,
and the members Of the commission.
The famous lvAnhon chorus snng dur
ing the reception and luncheon was
served
The exhibit which has been placed by
Russia compare fsvorably with that Of
amy Of her slater nstiouA The rsising
ol eetton in.Apia w~@ ,sslx. lk&rN n.
1874. and now enough coston II bling
grown for home use. The crop Of 1924
was % sGcellent In quality that II was
called marvel cotton" The Russians
manufacture en- astonishing variety of
articles from cotton. The show cases
are like beds OF brillisntly hued flowers
and the designs arc curious and novel.
There are thirty-thrse cotton, wool and
silk goods exhibitors, the majority
coming from Moscow. There are other
articles displayed. but particular efforts
have been made In the cotton, wool and
silk line.