New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-08
FROM BENCH AND B1R.
GATHERED FROM LAWYERS AND AMONG
THE COURTS.


THE COURTS.
The greatness Of the evil to be remedied has led
TO some unusual procedure in the strike cases III
the West The usual form Of Injunction known III
the Federal Courts I'm this circuit is ore In when
the defendants, their attorneys, servants ana
agents or persons holding authority from them'
are restrained from doing some particular act
The Western courts have adopted in TINS eH'er-
gcncy an order restraining all person. "ha'so-
ever from doing the prohibited acts 1t - "ot
necessary apparently. that the Injunction shouiH
be served upon the person charged win acthg
contrary 10 its terms before he can be arrested
for contempt Of court 4 broad order to all per
sons published in some public way. Is CONSIDERED
sufficient The judges who have granted these or
oers are for the most part men VINO nave re-
g.. ,tIy been appointed to the hencn ana they are
apparontly not afraid of exceeding their authority
The svs,cm under which great railroads are man
o,o1 Lv receivers under the orders Of the Federal
cot,rts has been the subject Of some criticism IN
C.nrress and the Federal judges have now UNDER
taken wide control over al railroad lines carry
ing the United states mails WnctheI Vney are or
that the United states supreme eonrt wlI Dr. ,a-eI
upon to dccil, os TO whether the orders issued ~
these cases are valid.
The committees OF the constitutional Convention
still state 10 rcpor, any extensive changes aurh
as have been proposed SOM difference % opinion
has already appeared among the Delegates aS ID
whether many important alterations should he
m1I- in the present Constitution. The more con-
sorvailye element Is IN favor OF making T."
,hlnees . tine instrument under which the affairs
81 tl. STATE hav- been managed for nearly half
century; \ I'M .l-H so. 'H p" ,,,',' ,,,.
E ,,i~ ,rI af.r t5,, dime the comm tees ls.l
only c9nsilrc thr proposals age ~ nr'9re ~ n
..,.r.,1l-.a.s VIII j.. able o report promptly the
','l h fts i.ies.,e. The warm weather VIII
have ,r. effect Of hts.snin.- the work OF tn" con-
THE code amendments have been published in
full IN PAM e' FORM The e''n17 .n1e ny ',.
las I''7'''-'"'' D" ''' We r.
,h. p.,i c,ls ,ts ,.,,,.i,.i r,sn-ss are additions
=, tho ,,. r.,,in. H. Of. aces against the elective
franchise An Interesting Change in the criminal
l9,y fs fha, allowing the triil 81 children under
fourteen vears Of az. for n.slemeanors. although
IA, crimes charged asa.ns, them would bee feiones
u inr oWtndrFs Weie. OF NOR fiA'".ee sr@ii,s 49,
ma npt p-th uh"'u'4 I'D 4f a.. Nv. q" ~ "a '
b,rie.. ni,houeh they could no, havt reaizei the
et.,..n.v g 'tr Z H ~ Zinc. IN Inv v,bo
m.,,,ls. Hir' tA- ne" ~" y oIS ny NH NH
r,tHS Ini, i~s',.'h -.i''ss 4! S'r' ,n,,h III ~
AZ .cl. H'' Io,' ne - . q si,,,, - bi.,b
win the stigma OF SoiFi.ton o. a s',Uiy ." al
t"Ir lS'",t MN ne I'M JbIse' W. M.'' $50
u SAD - use me or Ig.aon @l'.Cn " e -
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80 40 - ,,,.,,. T1,,rrai,, ,.hosa
, 1910 a., 49,, ,,,,,- 40 ,ba, ~ tho forqar
family name Is the same as that OF the lo'se'
writes @ long article for that journal on states
r,,tl...," IN ,,bl,b 10 states suppositltious case
IFl''"''' iH "i"'n 90 S'''' .'lf
exactly parallel 20 that OF BedeI ana argues l"Al
,, ..n,.,,o ~ .u.nty.nve v.ars imUrisnumcnt
,..,,,,r,,,,. ,h. FAC, tina, tho
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cus.I person who had Obtained large part Of the
money secured by The forgories. Several cases Of
g. money .novg,, ID prisoners who have been Wit
,.... for In. State AGAINST other criminals are re-
f.,f,l o. Brleu tnr iorger. is 900 abb. lawyer ana
hls amsrt written several inf'h l''S loi nm.
.,.., TO-, ,,',rin- - ,ht1in uaf. ION similar
-t.rcv ia shown In England IN the endeaNor %
tlt.., ID t,t,or COR Mrs MAY brick who was con-
t,,..l ~ th, murder % bier husband. The English
mn iFfi d