The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-10
HURRAHl AN INJUNCTION.
WEDGE MADE TO sEL5E IT
FROM THE LAWYERS HANDS.

President sud omcers or the n. u. Q. K. u.
nurrt Through Thoir Adversarics. Get
themselves Enioined from ReinstatinE an
Rzpeiied Member. and Return triumphant.
Tho Erster Urgnrischer SchHtzen-Bund Kran-
ken Unterstutzungs Verein, which, being trans
lated, means the First Hungarian Shooting Con-
federacy and Sick and Benefit Society, Is threat
enod with disruption because some OF the mem
bers aro trying to bring back into its ranks q
man who was expelled five years ago. Tho dis
ruption of the society would mean much In the
local Hungarian colony, because 1t is the big
COST benefit organization the Hungarians of this
city have, and every man Of prominence In the
colony belongs to II.
Tho storm has boon brewing for some months
now, and on Thursday night the demorallzing
tactics employed by the friends of the expelled
man brought matters to a head. The courts
were invoked to prevent the machinery OF the
organization from moving In opposition TO Its
constitution, and oEce again the famous warcry
OF John Y. McKane, "Injunctions don't go
horei' was heard.
Tho injunction did go. however. and although
the excited members almost mobbed Lawyer
Paul Hellingcr, who procured and served 1t,
they had to cease operations at once on tho
question Of reinetating the expelled one.
One Of the original mombers Of the organize
ton when 1t was founded fifteen years ago was
Ignatz sinabcrg. Ho was treasurer, and was
expelled In 1892, after an examination Of its
books. Ever since that time he has been max
ing efforts to get back.
About O year ago. 1t is alleged by the faction
opposed to Sinabers. his friends in tho society
began to run in now members pledge 10 work
in the interest of sinabers. Two weeks ago
Thursday, at tho regular semi-mcnthly meeting.
they found themselves with enough strength to
control the meeting. When President kar.
-s- N fhA --1tt-- 49, N.l.- -,a ~ Nha
f%aotion presented q petition asking that sina;;
borg be reinstated. Tho President declared
first place, he said, the man was nearly 90 years
of ago. and the constitution provided that no
man oyer 40 years OF age could become q mem
but Of admission, as sin9bers had been OK
PEELED. not suspended, and finally, the consii;;
sinabergs friends didn't like this ruling and
einred the, meeting adjourned. Tho si9a6ers
faction, put one OF their own number in the
society, and adjoarned. n%otifyins sinabers,
who was out in the hall. TO come around and be
initiated at the next meeting;
and Lawyer Hellinger was on hand with. an In
Junction issued By Supreme Court Justice
In i1bcfty Hall. In East Houston street, and
sanct.ona.; Wien LAWYER Mel!iDeer got around
tho sinaberg faction tsercd him through The
tranDou, while the bOuncer STATIONED at tho
door tried to throw him downstairs. Inside.
President. Kurlander and the rest OF the anti:
Bi~nabergfaotion struggled to get to the door and
open. Il, while the friends Of tho candidate
fought to prevent them. The fight lasted about
fifteen minutes, Then the apti-2inaberss
in the centre smashed through tho Sinaberg
faction and opened the door far enough to push
tho President out. There the bounoer and
Binabere, who was waiting around to be in:
ftfated, tried to rush Lawyer Hellinger out OF
tho way. but President Kur!ander gave chase
and managed to got near enough TO greh the
Injunction from the lawyers hand. Then he
pushed back into the meeting room. yelling:
AN injunctionl An injunction!'
.'Injunctions don't so here." yelled one man..
Its the Judges order" yelled the Presi-
dent.
"We don't care for any Judge" cried s;na-
berg's friends. They tried to rush a resolution
through reinstating Sinaberg, but the %injunc-
tion scared some OF their men. who declined to
vote one way, or another. Then the President
made a speech, pointing out the seriousness OF
an Injunction and warning the mebmers no.
to disregard 1t. The Sinnberg men went into
caucus and admitted to one another that the
enemy had the best of 1T. After wransl.ns
until 8 o'clock yesterday morning the cemtinS
adjourned. The .sintberg men now say they
win fight the injunction and try to force their
man in after IL is disposed Of.