The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 18, 1888, Page 6

c s sinking e Cin- : = i resulted = mB ee . th : “And I shall like anything you like, har’ ats 1€ Ot ” cinnati sears ie t = oh o. you-precious old boy. per ‘ > d agi s e i barge and sligh v ‘ ee sche ie ae “Well, then, what shall we have, passenger steamers Scotia and Jacobs dear?” ‘boat Venus. About half}... ; i and the towboat Venus. About hal “Whatever you want. darl Their First Dinner. They had just returned from their wedding tour and were to have their first dinner in their own home. “Well, Percy dear,” ly after breakfast, AN EXCITING ACCIDENT. A Wild Barge Plays Havoc With Boats on the Ohio. she said sweet- shall “what we Pittsburg, Pa. July 10.—An ex- have for dinner?” ‘i citing accident on the Monong: ahela “O, anything you like.” river this morning that threatened No, dear; anything you like.” destruction to a large amount of coal “But I shall like anything you like, . v4 a aly a and river craft, but fortunately only my little rosebud.” past 9 o'clock two barges, laden : “But I want to please you, !o with coal, broke the towboat “And I want to please from you, yp Dauntless, and swinging around ious.” erashed into the steamer Adam “You old darling!” Jacobs, lying just below the Smith-| yo) plessed old oo field street bridge. The guards were torn away and the boat was swept from its moorings. The barges and steamer then struck the Cincinnati wharf boat and the steamer Scotia’ which were moored a few feet further down the river, cutting the ropes and sending them afloat. By this time the greatest excitement prevailed among the river men. A largecrowd assembled on the wharf and it looked as if every boat between the bridge and the point would be swept away. Fortunately the wharfboat, which had a large hole knocked in the side, sunk broadside across the path of the unmanageable cr: and this prevented further disaster. One of the barges also sank, but the other was rescued by a passing towboat. The s had steam up at the time and managed to pull away from the impending danger, but the fires of the Scotia floated helplessly down the current, striking the steamer Venus A small tug came to her rescue and she was towed to a place of safety. The Venus had her knocked off and her upper deck damaged con- siderably. The will reach several thousand dollurs. were manned with fuil crews at the “But what shall we have?” “That's for you to say.” No, for you!” “But I'm so afraid Tl orde thing you don't like.” “T'll like anything you like. ling.” “Truly, Percy?” “Truly, my darling.” “Because I'd feel so badly I'd just ery if I had anything you didn't like. Do you like roast beef?” “Do you?” “Lasked yx “What if I don’t care for it?” Then we'll never have a pound of it in the house.” “You little “But do you like it?” “Do you!” “O, Pere How an I ever to get what you like this? And I want to please you.” vu first, dearie.” darling uner Jacobs you naughty old boy! if you goon like do re out and she “Please yourself and you'll be sure to please me.” “Then we'll have the beef!” “If you sxy so, lov “But I don't “It shall be just as my own little railing say so. loss lovey covey, lifey-wifey The boats 0, just as my tre “What if I say “Then I shall say beef, too.” “Well, then, we'll have roast beef.” “LT love roast beef.” “So do 1.” ure boy says.” time and sever narrow escapes were be reported, but no lives were lost. Is Consumption Incurable? Read the tollo : Mr. C, H. Morris Newark, Ark,, says: Was down with Abscess of the lungs, and friends and “O, Tum so glad.” physcians pronounced me an Incurable LER consumptive. Began taking Dr. King’s Soam L New Discovery for consumption, am now “You old darli on my third botue, and able to oversee ey . Mee a the work on my farm. It is the finest You precious!” —Detroit Free medicine eyer made.”’ Press. se Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says “Had it not been for Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption I would haye A Negro Lynched for an Outrage. died of Lung Troubles. Was given up Wytheville, Va. July 12.—At 12 by doctors. Am now in the best of | o'clock last night 2 body of masked health. Try it. Sample bottle free at ne Walls & Holt, the ‘druggists, men took William Smith, colored, A Mule that Defied Arrest. Sunday evening James Smith, a cow boy from Mason Valley, arrived in town on the hurricane deck of a sad-eyed mule, and was amusing a crowd on C. street by causing the animal to perform numerous tricks. Chief of Police Henderson appeared on the scene and ordered Smith to move on with his mule and be p. d. q- about it, too, or he would arrest both him and the animal. Smith expressed a doubt of the chief's abil- ity to take the mule into custody. The officer approached the mild- eyed mule and reached for the bridle rein. Its owner quietly remarked, “But him over, Ned.” The next instant the chief lay on the broad of his back in the middle of the road from a pile-driver but from the mule’s head. He scrambled to his feet and made another attempt with a like result, and before he regained his feet the second time the mule and his rider were fleeing southward with the speed of the wind. Later in the afternoon Smith is said to have pulled a pistol on the Divide. Officer Sullivan attempted to arrest him, but he merely said: “Show ‘em your heels, Ned,” when the mule’s hind legs instantly began describing ec- centric circles in the air, which sent everybody flying from the vicinity to avoid being kicked to death. Smith was finally captured after he had who was charged with having com- mitted a criminal assault on a respec- table white woman. a Mrs. Mikiff, in Pulaski county, from the custody of Sheriff Harkrader at the depot in this place and hanged him ina grove about four hundred yards distant. After hanging Smith, the lynchers riddled his body with bullets. Smith was given time to pray and made a confession of his crime. Empress Victoria a Prisoner. London, July 12.—The Pall Mall Gazette publishes some sensational @orrespondence from Berlin unde: date of July 10, which is in effect as follows: “The Friedrichskron palace at Potsdam, where the Dowager Em- press Victoria is living, is in all but name a prison and the ex-empress is virtually under arrest. “In any case she is receiving scant consideration from the men now in power. “It is presumed that the object is to bring influence to bear upon her majesty which will induce her to surrender her husband's papers.” Congressman Dockery Renominatede Liberty, Mo., July 12.—The dem- cratic congressional convention of the Third district was held here yes- terday and Hon. A. M. Dockery was unanimously by acclamation renomi- nated for congress. Cleveland's ad- REV. JOHN JASPER. The Famous Colored Believer in the Sun's Evolution. “The Sun do Move” was inscribed on tickets which conveyed the privi- lege of listenmg to the John Jasper, the famous colored preacher | of Richmond, Va. It was the title of Rev. Jasper’s lecture. The Rev. also audience which assembled at the First j | Baptist church when he stepped up- on the platform was a smuller one than the African philosopher is ac- | for he is customed to see before him, the pastor of the largest colored congregation in Ame Jr. Hen- son introduced the lecturer, who opened the program with a verse from the Bible. “In Virginia.” said Dr. \ “they raise persimmons and men, and raise the men the persimmons. ; We were raised on the same diet. I] believe in Brother philosophy than I do in Herbert and Tam of Brother Henson, on more Jasper Spencer, sure Jasper.” The persimmonsapparently agreed with the youthful Jasper, for at new, | of i vehement talker. f ly four score years age he is a strong. lusty. “Ladies an’ gemmen he meuced, “brudders an’ sisters, rather say, I leave it to you: sh go right to de pint or shall I go through all the argyments?” “Do just as you p a said: Di: Henson, who had taken a seat be the pulpit. Wec Everybody laughed, and Brother dhe low “Do just as you please. ran stand it if you ¢ short. would eut it Jasper He did this by commencing at flood. After the flood Rev. came to the story of Abrahan. ok t out your Bibies.” Jasper f you'll jes’ ¢ Brother Jasper said, -you will tink my right train o' ideas is in accord ance wif Gospel. Where de din hyhis o° the stars was de sot to show | of de € >» Abraham: hall s de san thy dat Abraham wi De Lawd He Den de q le bullock for de d unt hoe Be Se |i sexshoa so Seed be. de Little knew he’s to > wanted to sacrifice. reshun we ‘Where or where offerin’, is de ram?” ‘Lawd your son fer the s: que § — You bade me kill my do it. Den pointed into de bushes Ina colored divine told a number Abraham spoke | Abri kill Den de | in Abram’s miud | | | up and say: go shun fust arises son, den says the an I musn't Lawd Abram | the of the Old Testament stories much to the amusement of his auditors. Finally he got tothe story of the warlike Joshua. Dat were a ve: war saved.” similar way I tell den sun stan’ fat war. An’ de “member you tings was movin’. we come to de time when still. Youse all dat. De} sun stan’ still. Do yous’pose it was still by de order ob Lawd for Joshua if it never move? L tell you, brudders an’ de sisters, it do move. Now de queshun comes—if de sun stan’ still when did it start agin? Jes turn over a chapter ortwo an’ it says dat de sun goes down ober Gideon. | Could de sun go down if it didn't move? De sun gwine down an’ not movin’ —who'd eber tink sech a thing? Does gwine down mean stan’ still? If dat’s youse English gram- | mar you'd better done away wid it. Den turn to Ecclesiasets. fust chap- tah an’ fifth verse, an’ if you don't fin’ it spit in my face, an’ dere you | will also see the sun also riseth an’ } de sun goeth down an’ hasteth to | his place whar he arose.” Now could | any one believe de sun do dat an’ ! iW till the indetinite future, upon our} list of products upon which excise taxes are to be levied.” His “indeti- nite fut came very quic for | he is already committed, practically to the + taxes. { week and reduced that I had the | & jat night during t Jas pliable and as oily as Malden. Mo., July 12.—Hon. William E. Hill, elder brother of | Governor David B. Hill. of New! York, died at his residence here last | night.after along illness from dropsy, i and was buried to-day, aged 55 years. The governor telegraphed his regrets g able to attend the funer- al. i ~When a men uber of at not bei: the house, € years ago.” s the Phiadel- | phia Record (Ind.) “Senator Dawes | te ed a bill proposing may | Jimportant reforms of the — tariff, in embodied But the bill 1 have been ig Mills b the pend: of Mr. Dawes was defeated for want of time in the senate. Mr. Dawes will now have another opportunity to advocate the principles of reform for which he formerly so vigorously coutended.~ s than six years Les ro Gen. Har- | rison said in a speech in the senate: 1 reve- nue to these three urticles—whiskey, beer ‘We are reducing our intern and tobacco—which by com- mon conscut should remain, at least For eightecu years [ had eczema. During the last tive years the phys i- cian pronounced my disease psoriosis eczema. Three years azo I was so to go to bed, where I lay helpless for six At this tine months. my feet, legs. swollen. dead Ning ind body were much resembled a Tend flesh fi My itching whole body from: me in thick scales. six months was aterrible torture. Last Christmas ayearago I went blind, wid my did not return for some time. sad plight continued right except t easit i a so at H. some day or Colonel ave me un z the Specitic uid have anahmad it up to we. When Tam well. After I had taken the medicine two or thrce weeks i noticed a change for the better. The inending wa comparatively slow for the first two months, when I went on improving rapidly. To-day my skin is as clesr, ever. piins ere entirely gone, and, more am xgain able to earn my living. At one time I preserved the scales that fell from my body, and they amounted to five pounds in one week. Tery respectfully, R. N. Mircuert. Macon, Ga., Feb. 8, 1887.—I have known R. N. Mitchell many years. The last two years or more he has been a charity inmate of the Bibb county hospital, and the facts as stated by him in the above are true and correct. S. S. Harmon, Sup’t Bibb County Hospital. Treatise on blood and skin diseases mailed free. The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. The Minnesota republicans are not strietly in accord with the nations} platform adopted at Chicago. At the state convention held the other day, the following resolution was adopted: Resolved, That while supporting the protection of American homes, American fisheries, American indus- tries, etc.. we demand a reduction of not move? Dat is what de Lawd say. | Now which shall you hang to—de | Lawd or the scientists?”—Chicago | Globe. Reducing the surplus. The disposition ot the Surplus in the U.S. Treasury engages the attention of taxation on products and manu- factures that are considered necessi- ties of life. What Am I to Do? The symptoms of billivusness are un- happily but too well known. ‘They diff- er in different individuals to some extent. A billious man is seldom a breakfast eat- dismounted from his trained mule and locked up on a charge of dis- turbing the peace. This morning he was released from custody by order of Justice Kehoe.—Virginia City Chronicle. Cleveland, O., July 12.—The Lake Shore round-house at Ashtabula, O., burned last night. Eight locomotives were destroyed. The loss stated. ministration, the national democratic ticket, the platform and Dockery’s course in | congress were appror ed. The Philadelphia Times (UInd.) ventures to predict that John Sher- man’s try needs is just enongh money on hand to answer the purpose of gov- ernment econon will be apt to do a double shuffle in the sand. rdministered,” | assertion that ‘what this coun- | ake Gallant Harry our Statesmen, but a more vital question | er. 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