The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-05-01

THE United States Supreme Court on
the 2sth pronounced demonstrations
State laws providing for the seizure OF
original packages. The State may
regulate or prohibit the sale OF liquor,
but can not prohibit its transportatio
from another State and delivery to the
importer.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL
THE Ohio Legislature on the 23d
enacted law which requires the off,
GERS of all State and county institutions
to purchase native stock for consump-
tion. The law defines native stock to
be that which has been in the State 100
days before being killed.
AT their convention In Portland on
the cath the Oregon Democrats renom-
mated Governor Sylvester Pennoyer
and nominated A. R. Miller, of jack
sonville, for Congress.
THE Democrats Of South Dakota will
meet in State convention at Aberdeen
on June II.
ADELINA PATTI, the famous song
stress, left New York on the Goth for her
home in Wales.
ANDREW INGMANsoN, the man who
discovered Christine Nilsson, the
famous Swedish singer, was buried at
Sycamore, ILL.,, on the Goth.
Mrs. JAMES A. GARFIELD, accompa-
MED by her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. j. Stanley Brown, visited
the White House on the Goth for the
first time since the death of President
Garfield.
JOHN j. O'BRIEN, noted Republican
politician in New York, died on the 9th,
aged 4s years.
Mrs. SUSAN CRANE VoGL, business
manager of the Woman's journal and
prominent in the woman suffrage move.
ment, died suddenly in Boston on the
2sth. She formerly edited the Western
Spy at Sumner, Kan, and was the
founder OF that town.
THE Ohio Legislature on the 2sth ad
journed till next January.
FOREIGN.
THE oil works of w. A. Rose & Co., at
Bankside, Eng, near London, were
burned on the cath. Loss, $500, 900.
A MOB of 1000 persons attacked the
jewish quarter of Baila, in Galicia, on
the 24th. The military was called out
and eleven persons killed before order
was restored.
NEAR Shelburne, Ont, a farmer
named Morrison drowned three of his
children in barrel of rain-water on the
cath and then threw himself into a
creek. He was taken out by neighbors
in dying condition.
THE house Of William Arthurs at
Belleville, Ont, was burned on the
Gath, and Mr.. Arthurs and his wife per.
ished in the flames. Both were over 6t
years old.
FIVE sisters named Damovieroff, the
youngest 10 years old, committed sui
eide at Moscow on the Gath. 1t was be.
lieved that fear of arrest as Nihilista
led to the commission of the deed.
IN an interview on the 25th at Fried
richsruhe on the labor question Prince
Bismarck said the conflict of classes
would never cease, and he did not think
1t was the intention of Divine Provi.
dence that it should, because if it did
human activity would come to a dead.
lock.
In boat race on the 25th at Sydney,
N. S. W., for the worlds championship
Peter Kemp defeated Neil Matterson by
forty lengths.
GIOVANNI SUCcI, who on March II
began a forty days fast at the Royal
Aquarium in London, successfully COM
pleted his task on the Goth.
LATEST NEWS.
In the Senate, on the Goth, after the
transaction of some routine morning
business Of little Importance, considera-
ton of the Land Forfeiture bill was re-
sumed, and after the rejection Of several
amendments and the adoption Of one or
two, the bill was passed. The McKin-
ley bill was then taken up, and was
still under consideration when the SEN
ate adjourned. In the House sharp
passage between the Speaker and
Messrs. Pierce and Mills occurred. The
Senate resolution was concurred in con-
cerning the irrigation of the arid lands
in the valley of the Rio Grande. Sew.
eral bills of minor Importance were
passed. among them Senate bill for the
disposal Of Fort Sedgewick Military
Reservation in Colorado and Nebraska.
In the case of William Kemmler, sem
fenced to suffer death by electricity in
the New York State prison at Auburn,
writ of habeas corpus was served on
Warden Durston, on the 29th, COM
manding him to produde Kemmler in
the United States Circuit Court at
Canandaigua, N. Y, on the third
Tuesday Of June, 1890. thus indefinite.
ly postponing the death of the con-
demned murderer.
THE Homestead Bank at New York
closed its doors on the Goth. Bad bust.
ness Is said to be the cause Of its sus'
pension. The bank has capital OF
500, 900, and it is said the depositors
will be paid in full.
AN organization to be known as the
Independent Order of Machinists Of the
United States was instituted in Lynn,
Mass, on the Goth, with charter list
of lsO members. A full board of Off
GERS was chosen. 1t is the intention to
have the supreme lodge in Lynn, and
to organize one or more lodges in every
city in the country.
MISS CLARA BARTON, president and
Mrs. s. E. Fuller, secretary of the
National Relief Corps, each addressed
the House committee on invalid pen
sions, on the 10th, in support of the bill
for the relief of women enrolled as army
nurses.
SUPERINTENDENT PIERCE, Of the New
York Brush Electric Light Company,
was acquitted, on the 29th, of the
charge Of causing the death of Henry
Harris, who was killed by coming in
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