The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-04-30

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The ladies Of the Christian church
will give an ice cream supper at 22l
Madison street, Saturday evening.
Col. G. p. Ellerbe, State Insurance
superintendent, and Miss Mary B.
Francis, a sister of Gov. Francis,
were married at the brides home
near St. LOUIS yesterday.
A public installation Of officers OF
the |. o. G. T of this city will take
place at their hall tomorrow evening.
A literary and musical entertainment
will be given after the installation.
Admission free.@@=
1t is thought an ordinance will be
introduced in the city council to
make the city saloon license $3.50
per year.
Fireman Beatty, who was injured
by projecting bridge timber on the
branch road last Friday, has been
sent tostho No. Paes hospital in st.
fEodfs. srAs.
The tie case of w. c. Thomas VS..
T. L. Ramsey ~
remanded by tie .KassAs City court
Of appeals.
The Chicago & Alton branch from
Mexico is undergoing thorough re-
pairs, and while the work is going on
there might be an effort made by
this city to get an extension south.
Nj: SssSSs Il DafRsrs.
Yillei accompanied by his brother,
Mr.. Clark Sneathen, of Lincoln
Benton county, were in the city Mon
day and gave our office a pleasant
call.
The right thing for the Italian
government to do, instead OF boast
ing of war and threatening, would be
to, issue an edict prohibiting the i'm
migration of her citizens 10 this
country. The American government
and the entire country would hail
such an event with delight.
The A. NJ. Beckers lumber COM
pany filed articles OF incorporation
Monday. The capital stock Of the
company is $4,000, shares 500
each, one.half paid up, and held by
the following inccrporators, A, NJ.
Beckers, 75i Philip OFT, 70; Con-
rad Wagner, 80 Lorenz Wagner,
81; John b. Brooks, %; Mary V.
Colyer, 25i l., IL. Brooks, 25.
Senator Cockrell says that the
democratic party is not responsible
for pension laws. CANCELS and min
listers of grace defend US" but who
ever thought of accusing the dcmoc.
raey Of a PATRIOTIC action like passing
u pension law If the democratic
party could have ITS way only ex-
confederates would be pensioned.
Eek.
j. B. Weirsenbach of St. Louis, on
his return FROM Mttter county, on the
branch train Tuesday, was found :,
a drunken sleep by BeeEer Luttridge
q 16-year 4pld-boy,-who-went
through W~eirsenbach and got about
S4o II money and y gold watch. The
boy was arrested and the money
found on his person, but no watch.
The boy is in Jail.
President Harrison is making n
triumphant tour across tile continent.
tie and his party are receiving grand
ovatlons at every stop of the presi
dental train. The president makes
many speeches Of magnificent char
acter and good taste for which he is
already famous, daily. And then
there is no copious quotations from
the cyclopedia in them either.
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when The rejected italian immi-
grants were returned to the steam
which brought them. the COM
were inclined to resist the en-
foroement Of the law. Thcreupon
Secretary Foster informed them that
they could take their choice between
compliance with the law and exclu-
sion from the ports of the United
The new secretary of the
treasury has a prompt, decisive way
of settling a question which Is adj,
mirable.-K. c. Journal.