The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 28, 1887, Page 7

Se. ere rT Fevers’ ow” wr ere RIEKLY acy BITTERS Dre Cply Wiha! Pui, States, for desertion, non- Suppo: ance, cruelty, insanit: Blank a) stam) v. New a idress, ork. atc aa prlovisant Kanaas Cr Cir { ABSOLUTE DIVORCES without publicity for parties residing in any part of the United port. intemper- pplication for . Barnes, M6 Broadway, w-ly | Parsons Wants Liberty or Death. | | Chicago, Ill, Sept. 22.—A.R. Par: | ; 80us, the condemned anarchist seut | | for a reporter yesterday and gave out | for publication a long document ad. | dressed “To the American People,” and made an especial request that it be published without any alteration. He quotes at length the evidence and | rulings of the supreme court; says | that the speeches credited to him in the trial were garbled extracts by excited and imaginative reporters; that his Haymarket. speech did not excite riot, and that there was no connection between his speeches and the death of officer Degan. He says the evidence did not show him guilty, but proved his innocence; that he SENSATIONAL ELOPEMENT. The Brother of a Prominent Missoari Politician Elopes With a Young Woman. Carthage, Mo., Sept. 15.—J. A. O'Day, brother of the vice president oi the St. Louis & San Francisco | railway,and Miss Mollie Montgomery, of Oswego, Kan., came to this city | Monday evening and were married at the Karr hotel without the knowl edge or consent of the young lady's parents. J. B. Montgomery, the | young lady's father, a wealthy and | prominent man of Oswego, arrived | the next train, but was too late to prevent his daughter taking the step which, he fears, she will regret at | has been convicted as an anarchist and not as a murderer. He came and gave himself up for a fair trial, and appeals to the American people to avert the awful crime of judicial murder. “The lovers of justice,” he continues, “are engaged in an effort to twhwart the consummation of judicial murder by a commutation of sentence to prison. For thisI thank them, but I am an innocent man; I am sacrificed to those who say these men may be innocent, but they are some future day. He feels mach worse over the affair on accouut of the engagement of his daughter to be married next Tuesday to a Mr. Rice, a prominent young gentleman of Shelbyville, Tenn., for whch celebration the cards were out’ smd extensive preparations had leen made. The couple have gone to St. Louis on their wedding trip. The young ladyis only eighteen years of age, and only last June graduated from the Ward Seminary at Nesh- An Ex-Senator’s Modesty. Ex-Senator Conkling’s innate mod- esty and self-deprecation are—were he the judge—his prominent charac- tenstics. Some years ago, before his association with Bob Ingers. Il in the telegraph suits, he is said to | have addressed a Sunday school. 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