The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-22
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WEEKLY 2-TIAfES-A-WEEK 81 A YEAR
EVANS TO DEFY THE COURTS.
LIQUOR WILL nE SEIZED DESPITE
THE INJUNCTION.

The Dispcnsary Law Absolutely In-
effective ~ the Injunction L. Made
Permanent and Il Obeycd-Tho
state Authorities Prohibited Frona
Interfering With Liquor shipments
Until May Under the Iniunctiom
Already Grantcd-Gov. Evans In-
tcrVicwed.
Columbia. 3. C.. April 2i.-There Is cons
siderable OF a stir in this state to-day. oc-
casioned by the announcement that Drs
Sampson Pope and J. +. J. Caldwell. ap4
pcaring before Judge Con- OF the United
States circuit court. az Clarksburg. W.
Va, had secured temporary Injunction
I'm the case OF Dunbar vs.. the state board
OF control and T.. NJ. Mixson, commis-
sionor, which, II made permanent. prae-
ically destroys the effect OF the dlspen.
sary law Tho important portion OF tho
order Is that tho dofendants-the dis
pensary authorities. their agents. officers
and employees and the sheriffs and poilca
officers OF the state Of South Carolina.
or OF any municipality therein, be enjoined
and restrained until the further orden
OF this court from interfering IN any man.
ner whatsoever with the commerce be-
tween the states, and 20 that end that thaN
are hereby restrained from interfering
with the agents or employees OF the COM
mon carriers In said state IN any manner
Whatsoever whilst transporting, holding
or delivering articles OF commerce brought
by said common carriers into the state3
or interfering IN any manner whatsoeveE
with articles OF commerce so brought into
the state, whilst IN the hands Of consigneos
thereof.
The rule to show cause Is mads returns
able before Judge Con- here on May p
on the face Of the temporary order of In.
here TO him, and Il cannot be interfered
with by any one even after Il IL delivered.
I'll May Those who do this will, 90
course, run the risk of subsequent prose-
oution, n the injunction is not made pert
manent Everybody Is discussing the sitS
uation.
GOV. Evans, the chairman OF the state
board OF control, gave the following state~
mcnt tonight, which makes the Fituaf
ton doubly interesting; "All the quiritd
and gamins have tried their hands on
the dispensary. and now the little snaps
have taken charge of n, and attempting
10 attack. There Is only one point In tho
case, and that is When does liquor arr
ready been before Judge Simonton and
they have gotten his opinion-and / sup
pose this Is an effort to 'hx' the other
momber OF the United States court oe
appeals Judge COTS injunction will not
be regarded by me In any sense OF the
word, IL makes no difference what pa
pers he serves, we will continue 10 seize
every gallon OF whisky that arrives with4
IN this state. and construe the word arr
rive TO mean when II gets within the
borders OF the state. and will continue to
construe II TIL the United States supreme
court holds otherwise IL necessary an
extra force OF constables will be em-
plOyed 10 take charge OF any liquor deal
era who may feel encouraged by Judge
Gof's action. Any liquor brought into
this state IN violation OF the dispensary
law by Judge Goff Sampson Pope, or
Fitz Caldwell will be as promptly seized
and conhscated as IL II were brought In
by Jim Dunbar"
In the meantime developments ara
awaited with the greatest degree OF In
terest.