The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 17, 1886, Page 2

A CON! EDERATE THERME PYLE —- = j A Handful of Men Defeated a Gred Army at Sabine Pass. i ——_-— Sabine Pass is investec historical importance of which even | Close Call ot a Sev ‘MORPHINE FOR QUINI os g Machine at Osceola. ——_+ emer From E. D. Canan, erin ot brooms and de many southerners are ignorant. Ex: | in Clinton, the Democrat ea : President Davis, in the ‘*Rise and | the narrow escape of 2 w know Fall of the Confederate Govern- | citizen of Osceola from dea = ment,” says that the circumstances | overdose of morphine. R. B. Hen are so remarkable as properly to be | ley. the gentleman in question, is 4 considered marvelous. | sewing mackine agent at Osceol ty “In September, 1863, the strate- | which he has made his home for gic importance to the Union forces | several years. He is sober e of the possession of Sabine river] dustrious, but tor some reasons caused the organization ot a large} unknown yesterday made use oi expedition of land and naval torces | intoxicants. Last night he ade a wo enter and ascend the river. If} visit toa young lady, and on ber successful it gave them short lines for operation against the interior ot Texas, and relieved them of the dis- comfiture resulting trom their expul- sion from Galveston harbor. The forces were estimated to be 10,000 men, under Major General William B. Franklin and Brigadiers W. H. Emroy, Godtrey Weitzel and Frank Nickerson. No adequate provision bad been made to resist such a torce, and under the circumstances none might have been promptly made on which reliance could have been rea- sonably placed. A few miles above the entrance into the Sabine small earthwork had been construct: | river a ed garrisoned at the time of the ac- tion li by and $2 men two leuten- ants, with an armament of six guns The officers and men were all Lrist }! men and the company was called he Davis Guards. The captain, F. | H. Odium, was temporarily absent so that tl command devolved on | Lieut. R. W. Dowling. Like Moul trie in the Reyc onary war, they were advised and refused to leave : tort. Commodore Leon Smith, | commanding the marine departm of Texas, says in his al report of September g, 1863 I arrived at the Pass at3 p.m. Ltound the enemy off and inside the bar with | mineteen gunboats and steamships } 1 other ships of 1 car s| 1s T could jud 15,000 men. | 1 proceeded with Captain Odlum to | ' the fort and found Lieut. N. H. | Smith of the en i forty-two men defe tl Until 3 p.m. our men tire on the enemy as Yoo distant. The officers of coolly held their fire until had seach them nea approaches Bur ough when the enemy arrived within range batteries were opened and gallantly replied terrific from the enemy. As lentered the fort the gunboats Clitton, Arizona and Granite State, with ethers come boldly up to within £,600 yards and opened their batter- yes, which were gallantly and ettec- hyely replied to by the Davis guards. For one hour and thirty minutes a sost terrific bombardment of grape comuster and shell was directed against eur heroic and devoted little within the fort. The shot struck in every direction, but God not one of Guards was hurt. Every man stood at his post regard less of the murderous fire that nre to a galling and most several band thanks be to noble Davis . the * Was poured into them from all directions: The result of the battle which lasted from 3:50 to 5:00 was the ing of the Clifton Sachem, eighteen heavy guns, 150 prisoners, aud the ditty men captur- and killing and wounding of and driving outside bar ot twenty-three vessels ‘The inquiry may naturally arise bow this small number of men could take charge ot so large a body of prisoners. This required that to their valor they should add strata- gem. A few men were placed on the in all. the parapets as sentinels, the rest | were marched out asa guard to bring the prisoners in and receive herr arms, Thus was concealed she fact that the fort was empty. The report ot the guns bombarding she fort had been heard, and soon ater the close of the battle reinforce- ments arrived, which relieved the | ttle garrison trom embarrass. | earnt. A tew days atter the battle each man that had inated in the Battle was presented wih a silver HeK iscribed as follows: On one sde “D. G.,’ tor the Davis Guarss, and the reverse side, “Sabine Pass September S$. 1863."—N. O. Pica- | paue. | parti -|Cl table found doses of morphine wh she had used for neuralgic attacks Under the impression that the powder was quinine, and teeling the need of a stimulant, he swallowed the medicine. The lady informed that he had taken morphine, when Henley started alone tor his rooms at the Commercial house. He was overcome betore reaching it, and when found by his fnends a tew moments later was unconscious and rapidly approaching a comatoes condition. He was taken in charge and vigorous methods Yesorted to Emetics were given him, which soo had the desired effe he was walked in the open air until atter midnight s morning Mr. Hen- ley seemed almost relieved from t m ine effects, and s ‘ he was on the way to re nton Democrat. Parker’s Hi our hair ann gi " 4 G i, € "Prevents dandruff. 49 Im. ! color li we iampion telis lowing. He had just listened be out-don “T was Saee Teer t Ju iron kett was there i ¢ w t en | ammer that [ had i ny u with and termi t As fast as 10Squ il through I'd 1 his drill ont inside. Fina I he kettle begin to move. Ittrembled a moment and then taised off of and started off clinched so many in the air. I mosquitoes t hit.” that thev flew away wit Mr. Jacob Forehlich, tailor of Cincinnatti, O., tor years with rheumatism, was ct a short time by use of St. Jocobs O A Lady who took exception to her husband’s habitual wakefulness | ' is credited with the invention of a| orl 1at the last murderer | mechanical deyice that it is promis | SWung of 1 Si nl ve = wear Suerif had not used ed shall do more to induce sleep than The condemned | all opiates, chioral hydrates, and : through outside eve) raw onions have ever done | salen oly thee Ca : : 2 yse it ou “Of course, I'd The machine looks like a very long x perso! , for you,” said S, and is made in hard rubber. with | ! a ie piacere: vag sim ida eco ut he seems to be ina a f it promise to carry out the At one the other its curve end is a soft leathe forms a tt hand p To use, t st Yn ulis « on the neck—and the rig on the handle presses do but not too firmly, the ; ests on the carotid artery, so | diminish the flow of bloou to | brain. During sleep the bra comparatively ploodless. A rush of | blood to the brain crestes i It was not remorse so muc! excess of blood in his head the Thane of Cawdor awake. **somnolizer’’ keeps back and sleep ensues naturally e The Verdict W. D. Sul, Druggist, Bippus “I can recommend Electric B very best remedy. Every bo given reliet in every case. One six bottles, aud was cured ot R ot to years” Abrat a stadding.”* dru ing medicine I ever Unanimo » Bellville, Ohio, best se in my 20 vears’ experence, 1s Electric Bit- ters Thousands of others have added their testimony, so that the verdict is un- animous that Electric Bitters do cure a deseases of the [ iver,fKidneys or Bl vod Only aha f dollar a bottle at Jo! Walker's. E ' posed of carefully selected Vi Dre - SS ae ee SHES. CASTING OUT sat zs ur Whose Remarkabl Stomach Was a Kepsile’s Nest. About of Ch fail in : strong, Zz abo 180 poun For about two years he kept 2 ge thinner and we 7 he pou that tions in t thing bad taken up its abo there. He felt, or imagined that he felt, some thing moving about in his stomach at times. Onthe 20th day of September, 1885, this belief was contirmed. At Mr. Longwell’s solicitation, and to humor his ‘Supposed hallucination, Dr. C. W. Webb prepared a powerful emetic, h: ing taking which Mr. Longwell, after s ng great pain and retching vio- lently, emitted from stomach two live snakes, twelve inches and fourteca inches in length, respec An ac count of the sir ngular occurrence Was published at the time, but the truth was doubted by many who did not know Mr. Longwell to be «a man of unin- peachable veracity. About two months subsequently to t vomiting of the | snakes Mr. Longwell feit a recurrence | of the crawling sensation in his stomach. Soon after that he was taken with | fits, during which his convulsions were | horrible. These me upon him at intervals of six weeks, and lasted about He lost his ap | petite and thin. A milk diet appes him better than any er, > could not escape | the frequent visitation ny convulsions. Th last urday Mr. Longw ad an exception- ] i cost him fits ¢ four hour. came Ve to with his li as with her hus ut when the s aches from tt in where it ook it out and washed i Your correspondent W the snake in Dr. W 2e to-d und conversed w ~ and Mrs. Longwe! The slightest of the e doubt atement. ed that in drinking from a pool go Mr. Longwell swallowed »which the rentieman ‘ e Cone | that since utural | 4 3. and j poiew lig md to know colonized his | | | | interior departinen s leit progeny to grow up and succeed them. The largest vine in yorld is | be one g g at Ovs, Portug: has been in bearing since 1802. 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