The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 28, 1885, Page 2

{ i } i 7 4 ; ouR W WasHINGTON, D.C., Oct. 12,55- Matters political and ¢ in general have been rather | this weck. he cool weather appears to and have put everybody on his metal as a consequence strange thi happened and i mad With the influx of so much genu- |* me coin, there has been considerable of the spurious metal or ‘‘queer’’ as | i beheve it is called in the language ot the ‘‘protession,’? put upon the} ssarket. A gang of counterfeiters to the bungling manner in which the case was worked up, the heart and | mainspring of the conspiracy has, as | usual, managed to get off unhurt. For some months past couaterteit been passing rather freely in our **bon ton’’? market, and sus picion finally rested upon an Italian vender, whose regular **mellow eyed"? visitors always seemed flush silver } ¢ fr with the silvery dollars, Chiet ot the government detect ooks,and cur local detective corps, put their heads together and one day this week arrested our Italian triend and his four visitors betore had time to get out ot the wagon, in which thev had come from their quiet home four miles out in the country to market. ‘Their stock in trade con- sisted of vere much coin bearing the stamp of ’75 and ’76, and the imi tation was so perfect as to iidic 1 workmen bad a hand in that skille the coming The quict retreat in the country was visited but no dies nor facilities for making the money were found, nor any more of the coin. The detectives are chagrined at not finding the outfit, and now say thats>o much of the coin was being circulated that they were obliged to make the arrests to. pre- vent further impositions upon the public. ‘Phere is something wrong about this whole detective system, and if it must at all exist, the very best ex- perts to be had and no others should be empioyed. {n striking contrast with the mag- nificent house of Senator Palmer, | with its kitchen on top and all the other latest improvements in archi- tectual planning, stands the house ot Senator Edmonds,with a bay window made of sheet copper and plate glass, and an entrance hike that to a mill. The house is altogether a curious looking structure and will attract the attention because it is believed to have a style of architect- ure peculiar to itself. The Senator as a profound expounder of consti- tutional law, but is no architect. It} shows the hotch potch that even a wise man will make when he is | foolish enough to meddle with things | he knows nothing about. A fourteen hundred doilar clerk in the Pension Office was assinine enough the other day when speaking of the president’s civil service letter to publicly say that the president was an ass in attempting to run a democratic administration on repub- lican civil service principles. The clerk 1s now in search of some bon- orable employment, and realizes that the government mule kici.s hard when he 1s pricked with the goad. Moral—that an as in a street car. The act of Congress providing that no ex-clerk or official can prac- tice ketore the office in which he was employed in prosecuting any claim pending while he was in the | office has been a dead letter forsome | years past. It has been put into | force again, however, by Secretary s should never bray \ HINGTON LETTER. nportant discoveries e just been discovered, but owing j remedied, The Commissior \has made a ruiing | desertic Lin tf i Gra | Generals Sher members of their nation detail dut | four ye j | places 1 that may totlow says that he change the law. cases will Department, w bad. Sparks of the erks at work ¢ made to different railroads, ind that no road has less | is grant calted tor. they h more than they is the purpose | institute suits agai: these suits will in time pave U tor suits against tl have bought tracts from the The statement prepared by Com- missioner ot Patents Montgomery for the use of Secretary, an i his report tor the coming session of Congress shows for each month during the year. ceipts are about $100,000 per month. At some near day shall have occasion to give you some | important and interesting items con cerning this Bureau, many manufacturers 2 wenius are interested. Gentle women is so « sick headache that she hails as th of a new era, the introduction o cins that is guaranteed as as Mrs. Morris Tnnner, of Hoboke “I have been a martyr to. headache, the result ot indige Herb Bitter: cording to directions, has cured pidgin : bottle of Mishler’s The Massachusetts Statistics seem to clusion that college bred wom birth to tewer children but their offspring are stron more likely to survive. Gasoline vapor burner. found cheaper anc y than coal for torge work in the gov— ernment armory at Springfield, } sachusetts, and many private tactor- ies are Have used Tongaline in a cas neurajgla, and it sistant Commissioner ot the Land! Othce from the decision of the } present Commissioner refu to| Lamar in the appeal ot the late As- | i | uot be recommended too high Hughes, M.D., Sheriff’s Sale. By virtue and authority ofs gen | issued from the office of the c jerk of ofth recognize him as an attorney in cer- | court of Bates county, tur cases there pending. intended to apply to any and alt} claims of whatever kind, and is not restricted to those of a monetary character. This ruling will injun- ously affect a number of late officials in the Interior Department who are now practicing before it, and who / claim to possess information regard- i ing claims that will be invaluable to} The widow of the late Gen. O. E cock.who figured so prominently No der term The | She November term, Secretary holds that the act was | Pankof Frankfor:. ; Tight, ¢ | ant of, the east front door | of Butler, Bates the claimants. } or gence Tected in favor of dine, NEURALGIA, 2 Fouqakure f° Lot SHngQawwnr | 3 ft contains no O; ium or FOR S A.B. 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