Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-14

shar, agent of the Southern Dairy
Company OF Jonesvill., KY, was ar.
rested for selling bull bu tr, which is
a misdemeanor under the Missouri
statute. The case was brought before
the Uat d States Circuit Cou't under
habeas corpus. La the opinion the
Court holds that its jurisdiction Is only
in case Of q violat GU CT the Constr u
tipn or law of Congress, and 1T does
rot cover the present case; that Il Is a
case for the State courts, and the prls.
.,uer IS therefore remsnded. Roscoe
c nkl Ing, for The petitioner, argued
that che statute was Illegal, because 1t
prob ted the manufat tare aud sale OF
an article which was patented under
United st ties lave; thaS It int srfe'ed
with Interstate commerce and uulil-
e d the iue Of certain legltlIns e
propsr!y, The Court maintains tlar
the night under TIE patent laws Is sim
ply protective sgainss coDpetlt gu
that secures 30 she iuvsntor N q
oily &c his invel teen therefore tae
sta ute In question Is nos antagchlstic
to the Unit d States laws. Secand-
It is net Re stc.ct!on OF commerce be-
tween States, bro concerns on,y the
traffic within this State. TG!Id--l5
does D destroy the V. lac Of she prrp-
erty, but simply puuiahes tls offender
unde- the sttule. The Count ac-
knowlsdges petitioner prof OF the
ho.esomeness Of the cleoElarsar n,
but the case can be Considered cn.y
upon the question Of jurisdiction. Rs
gardipg petitioners position that TIE
statuts is Contrary t. the principles al
the Constitution Of Missouri in pr hib-
ting traffic in whol some and use u
arsicle, the Court says thas this posi-.
tlon appears sound, but, Ike the pre-
vious question, cannot b. considered in
this case.
Arrested for Murder.
CINCINNATI, June 10 Publication
was made here to-day Ct the arrest on
Monday afternoon, at Columbus, of
William Dierely, a negro, charged with
participation in the murder Of the G.b-
bons children, at Ashland, Ky, ID C.
"a. 1851. Fannie and Robbie Gibbons
ard Emma Carico were found dead in
a burning house. The girls had been
outraged. Three men We're arrest ID
George Ellis, William Nesl and Ellis
Croft. Croft M .de confess ion, upon
which he was convicted and sentenc, d
to hang, but he was hung by m b
The other two were also sentenced to
hang, and now await the decision of the
Governor as to the day Of execution.
The arrest OF Dlerely was made upon
circnmstan.ial evidence. which it 10
GAINED clearly duplicates him and two
other co!ored men-Dabnsy Jones and
Reuben kendell-warrants for whose
arrest are now out.
Premium for Murder.
TROY, N. Y, june l3-Tbcre was
much excit melt about the police sta
ton yesterday during the examination
Of VIM. Sleeper, member of the firm
owning the iron works, who is charged
with having in>tleatsd the shooting of
Hutchinson man killed in Mon
davis fsht--by saying he would give
SIS for every one IF the strikers whom
somebody would kill. Though not |
charged with the shooting, Sleeper was
DhIis ssDtA q SdIiauS "aS fAt"
pared charging him with murder. Wm.
B. HAGEN all gees that Sleeper offered
him reward Cor every union mo!der
he shot. Jameson and Winsstrne and |
Law have been recognized as the three
leaders in ali the troubles that have
70 lowed the Introduction of non. union
men IN the Ma!lealls Iron Works
Wines ,ne has been arrested once, and !
Jameson and Law once each, on charges
OF sAsau Oh noa uaion men.
CyciOnfc.
CHICAGO, JuDe IL -Meager accounts |
from Williamson county, Southern H. |
l;nois, say that a tornado, about a
quarter Of mile wide, crossed the |
southeastern corner Of the county las t !
Saturday niaht. It blew down .eyersl |
houses, scattering fences and tearing the |
forest trees in it's pst'. Two boys
were killed at New Burnside, aud
whole family were struck BY Iigh: ming,
mort OF whom are dying Whole flock. |
Of sheep We're blown away, and all the
peach orchards in the tcscA Of tle storm
were uprootsd. l. Is reported tina,
twenty or more psop'e We're XII ed,
but Of this there is no definite |
knowledge.