The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 23, 1884, Page 1

a oe the “City of Columbus” Goes to Pieces in Mid Ocean. One Hundred Persons Washed Over- board and Lost in the Deep. 4 Man and Woman Lynched for Murdering a Chiid in Colorado. SWIFT AND SURE VENGENCE. One Hundrec Lives Lost. Boston, Jan. 18.—-The city ot Columous lett Boston at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon, carrying eighty passengers and a crew of forty-five. At 3:45 a. m. Friday, Gay head- light, bearing south, halt east, the yessle struck on the outside of Dev- i’s Bridge Buoy. The wind was blowing a gale west by north; the vessel immediately filled and keeled over, the water breaking and flood- ing the port side of the saloon. All passengers excepting a few woman and children came on deck. Near- ly ali were wearing life preservers. all the boats cleared away, but were immediately swamped. The ma- jority of the persons washed overboard. Seven passengers left the vessel on a life raft and about forty more took to rigging. At 10,- joa. m. the Gay Head life boat put off and took An- other life boat put off between 12 were seven persons. and1. The revenue cutter Dex- tercame along about 12:30 and sent off two boats. ‘Twenty-one persons one of whom was dead, were placed aboard the Dexter, and atter all the persons were taken from the vessel the Dexter pro- ceeded to New Bedford. Three persons died after gomg aboard the Dexter. FURTHER PARTICULARS. Boston, Jan. 18—The City of Columbus had So first class ind 22 steerage passengers, about a third of whom were ladies and children, and acrew of forty-five. About forty men took refuge m= the riging, remained until 10:30 a. off from where they m., When a lite boat) put Gay Heal, and took passengers. One died wards. Shortly afternoon another lite boat put off to the distr vessel and the mean while the nue cutter Dexter came along and twenty-one vay seven soon after— sed reve- and sent off two boats. men were taken from the wreck and placed on board the Dexter, four of whom died afterwards. After all the persons were taken off the Dex- ter sailed tor this port, where she ar- rived this cvening. Total number ot persons saved, 231. Five dead bodies were recovered, and 119 un- accounted for. Murderers Lynched. Denver, Col., January 19.—Some three months ago Mary Rose Math- ews, a bright, winsome httle girl oi 10 years was adopted from the Den- ver Catholic orphans’ home by Mike Cuddyhe and wife, living on a ranche ten miles trom Ouray, a small mining villiage mn the southern por- Saturday was ton ot the State. Late morning little Rose died buned by Cuddyvhe on a distant part of the ranche. The littic girl had been ctueily treated trom the first. so the and neighbors said, and her death, and hurried burial their suspicions and the Ouray was notified. He immediately repaired to the junche. found the grave and exhum- | { ‘The Butler Weekly Times. MISS BUTLER, Cuddyt and wife were held in custody, over- | rd and took ; | the prisoners away. They both cried | they had pleadings ot | i went to the hotcl where ! . | powered the sheriff's g loudly for mercy, but as ever been deaf to the little Rose for mercy, so the vigilan- | tes closed their ears to the cries ot | | their prisoners and they were taken i | outside ot the town limits, where the | woman was hung toaridze pole of | the husband was strung to the limb of a tree on Vheir work done, the vigilantes retired qui- etly. The bodies were cut down and buried by the coroner to-day. John Carroll Cuddyhe, : brotherin- law. was arrested with the others | but tor want of sufficient evidence he was allowed to go. This is the first instance of woman lynches in Colorado. We wish to state we are still at the front a ranche cabin, while with our usual tine stock of fine and the oposite sive of the road. York moma" MEDIUM PRICED FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD DECORATIO ———_——— Senator Warner Miller, known | OUR FIVE CENT COLUMN. more tamilliarly as *-Wood-Pulp ES é i ; We have just secured the two large display rooms west of —=! Miller,’’ of Herkimer N.Y. was | our “AN local azeeriscmea in this aimee bor Osweg: county, that 5 1 1 i willbe charged Jor o@ the rate of fee a ee ak old room in Opera Block, besides a large ware house which we cents er line insertion. we sce > (* . e phere EE ae 2 fe __|theretore in his torty sixth year. have tilled chuck full of Furniture. ( Jur He graduated at Union Coliege in} 1860, and then became a teacher in| the Fort Edward Collegiate Institute but when the war broke out, in 1861 he enlisted as a private in the fifth i New York Cavairy. He served with ; conspicuons bravery in the Shenan- | i Voize Culture. Having been urged by many of my young triends to give them music lessons, teach a class the Parties T have determined to present winter in voice culture. desiring lessons will be given terms on Mrs. C. T. hiCFARLAND. application. Bronze Turkeys For Sale | doah Valley being prometed to Ser- DEPARTMENT IS COMPLETE. HEARSE FURNISHED FREE. : | 2 1 have been a breeder tor t2 or 1g years. ; geant-Majer and Lieutenant, At) I know them to be pure, they a the] the battle ot Winchester he was ta- most valuable ot any breed known, have! fey a prisoner, but was finally ex- } e choice goblersand hens for sale, , : ; ae \ £ oe changed a‘ter the close ot the rebel- | a o 5 o for goblers and $2,00 tor} ~ er 2 1 } lion. Mr. Miller engaged in farm-} ered on cars. Those wanting Opera House Building, Butler, Mo. hens, de! r of exten- | | would do well to call and get them soon, | ing and became the ow ja less price taken, m th - house. {sive paper mills in which enterprise | —— —, | WESLEY WARNOCK. lhe is Still engaged. He was a dele- | et er Mo. | gate to the National Republican Con- ! } | fam authorized to loan 2 large amount | in 1874 was elected to the Mew York | Buy Your Harness and Saddles McFARLAND BROHERS, Ar AND OF McFARLAND BROTHERS & MILLS. a a Oo, Ole a Ob Ms ap ar) IN SYNDICATE BLOCK. i | Money to Loan. | vention in Philadelphia, im 1872, and } | tof money on Bates county real estate. | Good mep with good ri te can be} | ed on very favorable terms. ' .E. Warton, i at Butler National Bank. 5§2-tt : - | sentative tothe Forty- Legislature, serving two terms. | Mr. Miller then entered National | | politics and was elected as a_repre- h Congress | j : ‘ | Undertaker. | and was returned to Forty-se A complete stock of caskets, coffins, |enth. In 1881. when Conkling a 1-| Platt resigned their seats in the i s ate. Mr. Miller was chosen by Experienced | y- - | P ‘Xperience’ New York assembly to succeed undertaker in store day and night. ee tas 2-tt E. D. Kier, salesman. | Phomas C. Piatt and took | October 11th, in the same year. ! | | His term of office Coes not expire until! the 3rd of March, 18S7, the metalic cases, burial robes ete., at W: £30 Kilbeit, ton’s Opera House Furniture store. Fine | hearse furnished free. his seat i Ink That Wili Not Freeze. On receipt of 25 cents in 2c postage stamps, we will send by mail, allcharges| Senator Miller oy his recent man- pre-paid, one quart of the finest Black, | ipulation of the Republican caucus | ™===e2 s aoe vee 7 - a -- | Blue or scarlet Ink, unchanging colors, | of the New York Legislature secur- which will not injure by treezing: $/ ing the election by the Lower House quarts for $t,00. Ink has been in use lof Mr. Sheard as_ its speaker, has fon ears and Masten ! won for himself the sudden reputation | | | Seats N. M. DRAKE & CO. Ave e mera et P wea | Louis, Mo, | 48 yeing the leader of New ork | 211 Chestnut Street, St. le fee ‘Republicans and the well known | Money To Loan. | fact that the Senator is antagonistic At6 percent on real estate security) to the present admisistration of Au-} A beautiful imported moss rose china tea set will be given away with one box of matchless baking powder to the persun drawing the lucky num- mysterious | aroused | coroner of | time and terms to suit borrower. Abstracts ot titles furnished. J. M. Tucker & Co | Butler Mo. s-tt Fred Doro Barber Will give you a neat shave, shampoo or County Maps Fr Sale. We have five late county maps tor ‘Times OFFICE sale 2Stt $2, 09 each. For a Clean Shave near southwest Go to Crouch Br of the eorne mwrn table > | his political controlling power in his will be- dicta- | State as indicating that he | come a prominent factor in ‘ execution, issued trom the office of the ' clerk of the circuit court of Bates county, Missouri, returnable at term, 1884, of said eourt, and to re direct- } ‘ed in tavor of Henry Taylor and against ‘John Shearer, I have levied and seized upon all the right, title, claim of the said detendant John é, 1 lowing deserib- over, of, in vd the body when unmistakable ev- ae AER MEE sages ounty, Missouri idence of a cruel @exth was revealed. | = & Startling Discovery Rie aehwtded h. Ber grid ie ies The body was covered with knife} Pbysicians a teu startled BY —— r of the southwest quarter of sec- Mounds: onkdes ES broked. the | able coverics. The ic that Dr. tion 4, in oe = Qs SRD EE AO) allin t = ! King’s New Disdovery tor Consumptson fi-tes county, Missow a will on the skull crushed ard the limbs She had no doubt been driven they die. zen. out in fer storm to Cuddyhe and wite were immediate- ly arrested and jailed. one e’clock masked murder. About ering a band of tro- Yesterday | zi = V | hundreds ot our best Phy they were tryed and found guilty Of | in thier practice. this | F- M. Cru men Regular size $1.00. 4 and al! Throat and Lung diseasec is daily ve given upto curing patients that they i die, is startling themto ealize thier sense | of duty, and examine into the merits ot ! this wondertul discovery ly & Uo’s, City Drug resulting in ans using it Triai bottles tree at Store ‘Lhursdav. February 7th. 1884. ween the hours of 9 o'clock in the ferenooa and 5 o’clock in the afternoon of that day, at the east trent door of the court house, in the city ot Butler, Bates county. Missouri, seli the same, or so much thereof as may be required, at cash to satisty said execution and cost. Ww. F. HANKS, Sheriff of Bates county. the February: | | thor gives especial significance 2) | ting against Author’s renommnation | ! at Chicago next June. H interest and ; ber placed oposite kis or hername. The Tea Set consists of 56 pieces, Baking Powder warranted equal in qualityty to the best in the market. No Humbug, Call and see it. hair-cut. " He keeps none but experienced - oe | barbers. Will also grind razors. Satis-; Mr. Milleris a man of splendid | taction guaranteed. Rooms nerth side; physical and mental strenght. and ; T ip R A F T E R mare possesses that personal magretism j e & 9 epee phat ! which wins the lasting friendship of ; Cards. those with whom he comes in inti- | Aesthetics, (4 designs.) Something | mate contact. \ i a good mailed on receipt of © cents im} 0: tamps. Hearne & Co.P. O. Box 1487, | === me i ii ws ars Gey Sheriff's Sale. i ' oe | Ry virtue and authority of _a speci! ai High Priced “AND OF THE BEST QUALITY, NO SNIDE GOODs. public vendue, to the highest bidder, for | CHARLIE SPRAGUE.