The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 4, 1883, Page 7

Th Family. Louisvilie. March 38.—The hbci suit of Geo. B Hite and wite against the Courter-Fournal tor the publi- | cation of a certain article alleging a the late Jesse james, has been on trial liason between Mrs. Hite and jor ten days, and came to a conclu- sion this evewing, the jury finding defendant. The amount tor the sued for was $25,000. A series of j questions were submitted to the jury which were answered in substance xstollows: ‘‘Mrs. Hite had been mn jove with and hada liason with Jesse James; and that she had de-— seited her husband; tnat she had correspended clandestinely with a young man ia the neighborheod; that the Jesse James liason had caus- ed a disaffection mm the Hite tamily; that Mrs. Ilite swore out a warrant against Wood Hite, her step-son, charging him with killing the negro} Turner, because Hite caught him carrying nutes from Mrs. Hite tothe young man; that the publicatien in the Couréer-Fournal was substan- ually true; that it was not made with malicious intent to slander; that there were rumors in the neighbor- hood affecting Mrs. Hite’s character tor chastity and virtue, and that the defendant had reason to kelieve them true.”” The case has excited much atten- tien, the ceurt reem being daily crewded. The plaintiffs made a terrific fight through able attorneys, but uld Hite’s admission ef his wite’s infidelity made by lum to Governor Critten- den ot Missouri detailed by the latter from the witness stand, clinched the strong preef the Courier. Fournal had already offered, and the verdict creates no surprise ameng those ta- miliar with the facts. Two more cases of $25,000 each breught by the same parties against the Couréer-Fournal will probably sever be heard frem again. A Dog’s Exploit. From the Warwick Advertiser. Last Thursday afternoon a woman eking from her back window, in q the city otf Newburg, saw in the house opposite « little child hanging from a window-sill, but kept from falling by adog, who had caught the child’s dress in his teeth. The woman had left her baby. 1S months old on the floor of the front room playing with her toys and x little terrier dog that is its constant com- panion. The mother was away just three minutes, but when she came back and opened the door her intants’ head, arms and shoulders were hang ing beyend the stone sill of an open window, and near it, with its feet on achair stood the little deg holding on to the child’s dress for dear life. Her child, unconscious of any dan- gt, Was crowing at Some object in the yard, while the dog, holding en the dress, looked a mute appeal fer haste andhelp. In an instant sh- was by her baby’s side and the dan- ger was passed. When the dog had been reheved efits burden he pranced trouned the mother and child with a delight that was almest trantic. The Murderer of His ‘(srandmother. | | H ctimnal ceurt th the } rch 27.—In s morning the judge of of | the evandmother, Mrs. } Pat McGiew, further consideration fe law and evidence m the R Xussell Brown, urder of ev and case charged with his ah Dorris, and gTec. The prisoners were then arraign- | tand pleaded guilty, 1c mmendation et the cireurt attorney ty Were sentenced to to ten years’ Ptisonment in Most affect * the sentence and on the penitentiary. | scene occurred af- } been imposed | Brown as he returned te his chair at his father, Cantai! The the | t. the tormer burst } tears and his sobs became had. gaze of T. and son ir loud | Violent, so that it was some time re the son, who turned ntion to his father Ming him. all his + Succeeded in suc, onthe advice of the circuit at- | : : { | reigning Prince denied the paterni- ‘tv of a child, which: an | and the disloyal | persisted in producing cerrcborative ad j evidence of the liaison and deman ing a hearmg for the girl in , The State’s Attorney refused to {| Princes” } a crime to prove “the F ited’? a pitiful Har as well + deba i The In Troubles. St. Louis. March 27.--A gee (I. T.) special says ter has disbanded his have gone home with the Musko- Por- They exception the United States troops to capture Speeche and jhis men. At last accounts they had Gen. forces. of a few scou SE ts, leaying west of the Sac and Fox agency. There is no doubt but that he surrender to them without resistance, had he not been afraid he would bit, who was killed while escape. trying On last Wednesday a to tachmext of Thorp’s army discoyer- ed Speeche scouts, and gave chase, capturing one. Thev questioned him as to Spiech’s wheabouts and torces, but as he would tell nothing, they took him out and shot him dead | There are rumors here vf more kill- ing on the same plan, though neth- ing authentic is known. News reached here to night of anether kill- ing near Eufala last week. About twenty Chicote men left that place, and they discovered a Spiech man named Echoely Large, and without much ade riddled him with bullets. The Globe Arizona special was killed near Stein’s Pass, New Mexico, a short distance from the Arizona line, yesterday by Apaches. It is supposed he was killed to pre- vent his giving information as te the direction they were moving. The news was brought te Tucsen by a passenger om the Western, express, which arrived at Tucson this ing. man even- ‘The Pepular Plan. One can net enly buy everything from a cook-stove to a coffiin on the weekly er monthly payment plan, but a Detroiter has applied the prin- ciple to a still higher obiect. tain young gentleman interviewec him the other day in regard to the hand of his daughter, and the father heard him out and replied: “Well, if Mary is shall not object. I her $10,000 as a dowry. “What a noble father!’’ gasped the yeung man. “But I skall adopt the installmen: plan.’’ continued the father; stead ot giving her the lump I shall pay three dollars per week for sixty-four That will not only prevent her from spec- ulation and loss, much easier tor me.”” A cer. willing and intend to give and generous “in- sum in a years. but come —Detroit Free Press. New Jersey has passed a law en- abling any person who is opposed to conyict labor trem patronizing those who deal in articles made by the la- bor of convicts that All goods manufactured in the New Jer, sey state must be with the of the institution. Convict labor is one of the most dif- ficult problems in connection with the punishment of crime. It comes in direct competition with tree labor and annual protests are made against it by labor associations. The gprob- lems ef our social life are complex. and seem to clash with each mh State. prison branded name other. that the idle- On the one hand, it seems nard the tax pavers should suppert prisoners in the penitentis y in ness and comparative comfert, only not reached his camp, fitteen miles | will} as he would have done tothe Creeks | have gone the way of Sleeping Rab-| de- | WELL AUGERS —__-AND DRILLS! ARTESIAN WEL cor Wel arth or One i2 inch Earth Auger Pipe Shaftings and couplic 2 Same Rig, with Shattings tor roo feet. Over 1ooogt these Augers in use tools are shipped. Several ty, Te sat sfaction.’ is doing good wo aaorher in the spri anteed. { S! For Houre, Stock Ranch, Small Water works, H n ells fn | Rock Irrigatio | RELIABLE RUST WELL AUGER will find Water at every trial. ae E OF EARTH TOULS. with Derrick Irons, Turning ot a ese Mac hines are nowin each state. “T have set up four of your S Seaton, Lampasas, Tex., is also the one you sold 4 We have low treight contract, and prompt delivery guar Please order direct or send tor descriptive catalogne ©. RUST, : or deep where there is no vers, 69 fee For Artesian Wells or any and is shipped on trial—that is, a man sent to set up and test until customer is j satisfied before any payment is required. | PRICE OF DRILL TOOLS. Best Eagle Machine, with soo lp drill, 2 six inch Z bits, Horse Power, and 20 feet rope, with man to set up and test, S $450 00. Same Rig, with4c Horse Power, gine and Boiler, Smoke Staek and Belt, - - - $085 = Same Rig, without Engine er Power, = = = - - - - 490 & John Elliott, Lipan, Hood coun gle Machines, All give gooc writes me: “My Eagle Maclin: Martin of this place. [ wan- No. 71tly VEar. St. Joseph, And Tinners’ Stock OF ALL KINDS FOR SALE BY Icelsior WERE aT LAST. After Long and Weary Waiting Bo- lief is breught te those Whe Need Ir. “Well Pat,” said an Orange county Phy an. to a complaining Irish pa- tient some years ago, “for that pain in your chest you had better go home and puton a mustard plaster. I can’t think ute of anything better. And by added the doctor turning to a somebody would invent a plaster—something actuall wish real helptul tor such cases as Pat's. they will some time, whe for me to use it. good nitis too late When “Benson's Plaster was placed on ten y Capcine Porous the market about ars ago the doctor’s hope became a ta Because ot the rare medicinal vir- tues inherentin it‘ its rapid action and sure results, the Capcine is fast displac- ing the slow-acting plasters of former days, tor allattections to which a plaster Mavbe | isever applicable. Price 25 ce ts. Inj the middle ot e genuine is cut the; word *Capcine.”” yw & Johnson, Chemists, New rg-4t fevers Thave a positive remed; re thousay - POND, ot Aurora, Hi g with wonderiul su Cancer. Those fail to consult DR. cess in the cure of flicted should not once. CANCER. FREE! CARDS AND CHROMOs. We will send free by mail a sample set of our large German, French and Ameri- can ( romo ds,on tinted a geld grounds, with a price list of over 200 dif- eautiful Chror n cents ee pay for pack- so far as the restr ty are concerned, eng: on to teach them trades and f their labor on 1an tree ko! the bri ce th 1 produce them, seems 2 he prisoner h fergotten in the be better when he 1s equired hab aself should contest. Isa tharwaal Mauces tor suce *Skarged with the grave offense, j mencing hfe anew would Pe would accept the plea of | better. | puilty of manslaughter in the first | The London 7ruth says a lawyer has been sentenced to six months im- prisenment for insulting his eign in a smal! German State. sover- The) unfortunate German git! desired to swear to him | lawyer. it seems, court. and the courts hear denial, and held that anything uchee. ints on their liber-} i also enclose a confiden- rge oil chromos.- CURE FITS! sorely te stop them aT wile: fs G. HOOT, led Peart St., New You Nevada Nursery. Mr. brose « ; here with men to canvass T.G. Houston, Nevada nursery, is ¢ Bates county g delivery ot nursery stock. brought with him -d Mr, O. J.Welton, a er tor the past five for the spr In addit the years ee business and is welland fa- 1¢ companys for their agentsas stock to be ly known. wishing ck to wa anteed a> repre- and true to name si rtf + Samples | = Co Houston, et the iirmot Am- ,; ask all | him at ferent designs, on ETeeeIne ota stamp for Over 5000 Drugersts Physicians Have Signed er Endorsed the Fellowing Remarkable Document : Mesesre.Seabury & Johnson, Manufactur- img Chemists, 31 Platt St., New York : Gentlemen :—For the pest few years wo have sold various brands of Porous Plas- ters. Physicians and the Public prefer Bapecn’e Caprine Porous Fiagtes to 01! ethers. We consider them one of the ver; few reliable household remedies worthy efeenfidence. They are superior to all ether Porous Plasters or Liniments for external uso. “I is a genuine Parmaceutieal preduct, of the highest order of merit, and so recegniced by physicians and druggists. ‘When ether remedies Mil get = Ben- s0n’s Capoine Plaster. ‘You will be disappointed if yeu use WEBSTER’S UNABRIDGED. Latest Edition has 118,000 Words, (3000 mor other English i lat ical Dictionary brie concerning 9700 noted persons. A The above, from page 203, shows the value of the _ Ilustrated — Iti the best practical Fagiish Dictionary extant.— Qorrterly Revie. Best for Families aud best ior Schools. oringficht, Mass. and rock, OUR OLD est Gas $100 00 = 120 00 Printed instructions and pierantces sent when In ordering earth too!s send half the amount with the order. and pay balance when rou received the tools. Weil- where Rock is round, our EAGLE MACHINE is the CHAPION of the WORLD, | | R. R. DEACO:’ ——_DEAI -ER IN--— Hardware -lron, Steel: N ATL.S. Blacksmith’s Supplies, Geo. \W. Brown’s Corn Planters, Haworth Check Rowers, Casaday Sulky Plows, Canton Clipper, Furst and Bradley and Motison Hand Plows, Buckeye Cultivators, Buckeye Grain Drills. Cultman Taylor Threshers and Engines, Mineappolis Twine Binders Combined Reapers and Mowers, E 2mpire Combined Reaper and Mower. Racine Spring W agons, Royal St. John Sewing Machines, Bain and La Bell, Farm Wagons, Harrows, Road Scrapers, etc. The largest stock tnd best assortment in Bates Co. North-East Cor. Sqr Butler Mo. L take pleasure in announcing te he public thar [ have looated in Butler to make it my future home, md haye the largest and best ac sorted stock of clocks, Watches and ewelry and spectacles ever brought othia market, which [will sell cheap tor eash Having had many vears experience in the manufae- ure of watches and clocks in Eu- ope, Lam now prepared to repair watches and clocks, no matter how euplicated nor bow badly they vave been abused. By bringing Alem to me. vou can have t then | pe “aitgeod running order and guarap tee satistactio BE RPHARDT, Butler, Me Bina AA A Mayard, AT THE POST OFFICE NEW JEWELER. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. NUTS, CANDIES, TOYS ETC., IN LARGE VARITIES Daily Papers and Periodicals always on hand. NEW LIVERY STABLE, WALLACE WwW. HILE, (Fermerly of Hill & Evans,) has leased the property knows as THE WALLEY BARN. South Main street, and offers for hire at reasonable rates, Good Saddle and Carriage Hores, light Buggies, Car- riages and wagons and everything im the livery line. Also alarge wagou yard ana plenty of feed and living water tor the accomodation ot the pub- lic at reasonable rates). THE WALLEY BARN, South Main street. 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