The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 3, 1886, Page 2

if i i ' 4 STRANGE CASE. —-r0se0- The Curious Local Denouement Jewelry Robbery at Rich Hill. The Burglars Seek to Dispose of Their | Boodle in this City—The Goods Strangely Recognized--One of a of the Gang in Jail. - —_-oS Bloomington ({11.) Pantagraph, Oct. 25 Just one month ago last Saturday evening at 6:30 p. m. or thereabouts | the jewelry store of Mr. W. G. Beas: | ley, of Rich Hill, Mo., was entered was Seasiey by burglars while Mr. at supper, and the threves escaped oo to S1,- | of 26 with goods valued at $1,2 consisted 18 Jadies’ gold watches; three gentle: | 500. The boodle silver watches, No. size; eight men’s gold watches, 14 carat fine | and ,and Alberts, valued at from $5 $60 each. The lett town undetected, cases, two dozen neck chains to robbers the and to their identity was learned from that day until lost Thursday, On Friday a young stranger entered Hlawley’s art and jewelry store, no clew and proposed | to Mr. Hawley to sell hima quantity | Mr. no objections to seeing the stuff at | of jewelry cheap. Hawley had least, aud so an Was made tor 8 o'clock that At that hour Mr. Hawley hand but the other man was not. opt vuintineEnt evening. | Was on | Ou} Friday another voung man visited | the store and made an appointment for the same purpose and this ap pointment was kept. The man | | went and was admitted to the store, | and, opening a small valise,displayed | a large quantity of watches, ete. | Strange to savy, Mr. Walter Lun | ter, Mr. Hawley’s jeweler and sales- | man, was for three years an employe of W. G. Beasley at Rich Hill, and came here only a tew months ago directly trom his ciuploy. Just five weeks ayo last Saturday—a week previous to tie burylary—Mr. une | ter had been at Rich Hill and mar | med a young lady of that city. It was quite natural, therefore, that he should have learned all about the We appoimtment burglary. was present at the between Mr. Hawley | and the stranger and at once recog | nized the goods belong to his} former employer. Mr. Hawley wade some plausible excuse tor an other appointment, and as soon as the stranger disappeared notified the police. An hour he again chanced to meet the stranger, and in the back room of a well known resort, was again shown the fewelry and urged to make a_bar- gain, this tme by both of the un- known. He put them off by saying that he could not at that hour obtain the money, and on leaving the place gave information to the police. The police kept a close watch and at 2 clock Marshal Bentley arrested an anknown man whom Sergeant Davidson had spied standing in the shadow ot the stairs at the Ashley fouse basement. This man was asdentified by Mr. Hawley as one ot the two who bid shown him the vewelry. He was taken to the city Prison and gave the name of Jimmie Carroll, and said that some ten years ago he was employed about the residence of Dr. J. L. White. Or: course he was reticent as to his con- or two later section with the burglary and the disposition ot the ‘boodle,’? wiich, fogether with Carroll's partner, is stil a missing quantity. Whether the accomplice escaped the town, taking the swag with him, or wheth- er he and it are both in town, still is # conundrum that may or may not be solved. Itis understood that a feward of $200 1s offered for the secovery of the stuff. Carroll, the arrested man, is said to be quite no- ted in police circles ot St. Louis as 2crook and burglar, Mr. Beasley, the proprietor of the Ruch Hill store, was expected here fast night. He is a tormer resident et Champaign, IIl., and his brother # 2 quite prominent manufacturer of Ghat city, —_ fur the brain and nerves that wili | sesigorte the body without *intorica: ting. @ is what we need in these days of aed Apri Parker's Tonic restores the ; Never ' : language which would jc red me Worth Memorizing Never beheve. much less propa gate ill reports about your neighbors withiont good evidence of the trutn. listen to an infamous anded you by a known enemy ot story : a | the person defamed, or whois himselt i | infamous for detaming his neighbors or who is wont to sow discord «mon brethren, and excite among society. Never utter the evil which you know or suspect ot sther, til you have the opportunity to expostulate with them. Neve: speak evil of another while under | the influence of envy and malevor- | cools lence, but wait till your spirit down, that you may to utter or express the matter. Nev- er express the evil you would say to your neighbor in terms so strong in convey an gerated idea of his conduct. Never throw out against a man bro- ken hints and dark inuendoes, which ex would leave the hearers to suspect anything and everything that ill na- Never own ture can suggest. speak of your neghbor to hi who wishes tor an occasion to sland rtainly er him, for he'll c hi 1 image anew and touch it with a bold paint ; " ' er colors. In short never speak evil of a man when you are speking; it } may probably do much hurt, but can- not possibly do much good.—Seda- fia Democrat. sician’s Endorsement. I know a case of eruption from poison Oak Which continued to ap- pear every spring for several years, which was cured by the use of two bottles of Swift's Specific. JaAmeEs A, Corietp, M. D. Newbery,S.C., June 28, The Errors of Youth. I was afflicted with a territ for ot blood potson about months. 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Drawer 3 35 Atianta, Ga. SS See ee Milton Turner a Demecrat J. Milton Turner, the colored { orator, and one of the ablest and most eloquent Afri try, ans in the c has bidden the party good-bye. He made a rousing dem- ocratic speech at Cairo, Ill,, Monday night, which is said to be the best speech delivered that city for years. In the course of the speech un- radical in Turner said that he faithfully sup- | ported Blaine during the last cam- paign, and made a large number of speeches tor him, but got nothing but wind for his reward. This isall the republicans have given the col- ored people tor the past twenty years, but a new enfranchisement awaits the race, and such men as Turner, of this state, and Kelly, ot Kansas, are destined to bring it about. Itis treedom trom radical | bossism.—Nevada Democrat. Damps His Ardor. 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