The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 12, 1888, Page 7

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Tenn., Sept. 4.—Yester- | day afternoon it was reported that ‘John Edwards, alias Charles Bro- naugh, a reputed horse thief and a former member of the James gang, had abducted his young wife, from whom he had been separated for months. It appears that Sunday pment while she was standing at the her mother’s house, The great influx fof visitors from the rural districts to call upon Gen. Harrison, while showing asa rule a elass of inte! ent, substantial - News, ‘ has brought in upon its tide many queer examp! Jesse zens the says Indianapolis es of what a person be- comes who, in this progressive age, does not rend the pay rs. 0 Fi = FS 5 . : 8. Of course | gate in front of next to the presidential nominee the | . engaged in (protien and a lady friend, Edwards appeared, seized her by the wrists }and commanded greatest curiosity attaches to the | capitol, which rises boldly into view | from nearly every quarter of the ¢ In the case of some the pect ig norance of the use of the building is revealed by the questions asked the | employes and officials about the rooms. The spokesman of a party of these | Blzbkt scers, chesen her to accompany |him. Her brother made an effort to interfere, }muzzle of a pistol to make no at- i tempt at rescue. Edwards then rapidly disappeared in the darkness, dragging the frightened girl with jhim. The alarm was at once given and a posse of officers and citizens started in pursuit, but no trace of the fugitive was discovered. The wife returned yesterday after noon to her home, informing her family that she had been detaimed in | the suburbs until her husband made good his escape. He gave her the alternative of accompanying him in his flight or joining Shim afterward. She chose the latter and he made her take an oath binding her to meet him as promised. They had been mar- ried but twenty fmonths. The wife is only 19 now and ran away to marry him when he cut a swell here about two years who had evidently been for tus account of worldly knowledge, a few days ago approached a deputy in one of the officers and said: ‘ mister, we have been look- ing ull over the house, and can’t find wher keep the prisoners. What do you do with ‘em anyway?” He thought a state house incom- plete without a jail. Another wanderer about the puuce On his supe: :o1 e you cor- ridors knocked on an office door and when it was opened apologized for disturbing the ocevpant, but would | like very much to be directed to the dining-room is a to the ion pr 1ong them that it will cost them something to take pasage in it, | The working of the elevator ago as a wealthy constant source | horseman, and no one suspected his record. He took her from here to Louisville and thence to Connells- ville, Va.always choosing aresidence of wonder visitors. A general impr vails : and after watching its smooth, rapid | manner of carrying people from floor | oe yng peor ©°T so as to make his escape in case of to floor with wistful looks, they will | detection. One climb the stairs at ‘much expense of | day | preath and pers] One | see him take to the woods on seeing rly couple entered | near the border of a piece of woods, while at | Connellsville she was surprised to evening ration. last week an e jan approaching buggy containing the small mirror-lined apartment, i, = : : 1 Loft tH ia lad |twomen. The men alighted and and as they moved o re old lady . . : an ; asked for him, alleging that he was nud husband and whispered: guilty of pension frauds. Failing to “Don't forget to pay the boy. The | Teehand: Washi é Fine | discover his place of hiding they iusband hastily produced his big, e i : left. Since then he has been a worn leather pocket- book, and both | looked utterly aniazed when the lad | declined to receive the money. eWay; asked the kindly, “if you don’t take can you make a living?” constant fugitive and failed to pro- At last reduced | to absolute need she returned home about three months ago. She has been ever since without news of her vide for her support. sonny,” woman pay how husband, and two weeks ago she in- stituted proceedings. A | detective passed through here yes- terday looking for Edwards. He is | wanted in Indiana and Illinois for horse stealing and in Iowa for a more serious {crime. On another oceasion a young man, Me divorce who regarded ilies exceedingly | shrewd, was heatd explaining to a group of friends how he had out- witted the elevator boy. It is diffi- cult to understand just what rules he thought regulated the use of the machine, for he was telling that he had hit upon a scheme to get as many rides ashe pleased. It was to change coats with his $500 Reward. The former proprietor of Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy, for years made a standing, public officer in all Ameri- can newspapers of $500 reward fora case of catarrh that he could not cure. The present proprietors have renewed this offer. All the druggists sell this Remedy, together with the “Douche,” and all other applianc advised to be used in connection with it. No eatarrh patient is longer able to say “I cannot becured.” Youget 00 in case of failure. companions. “Ive gone up four times now,” said, ‘and the boy never said a word. First I had my coat on, then I got Jim's, then Jack's, then Hanks, and the chap thought I was another fel- low every ‘time.” he English Spavin Liniment removes all hard, sof} or calloused lumps and blem- ishes trom horses, pvlood spavin, curb, | splints, sweeney, stifles, sprains, rore and swollen throat, coughs, etc. Save fifty dollars by use of one bottle. Warranted. Sold bv W. J. Lansdown, Druggist, But- er, Mo. li-I yr We present below a sentence from Hon. C. H. J. Taylor's address be- fore the Jefferson City convention: | “If you should go to hell for voters you might find a few green- backers there. asking for the inflation of the currency; find a few prohibitioni Ballot Boxes Stolen. Little Rock, Ark., Sept. 6.—A big sensation has been created by the \ « of the ballot boxes from the you might ts asking for a drop eof the county clerk. The safe! ~ : z ‘of cold water; you might find a few was blown open to get them. = “S democrats who are asking that they The boxes were from Badget. Big Rock, Eastman, Eagle, Owen, Fou- cha, Bayou. Mete, Ells, Gray and | Manwell townships. The burglary | was the work of experts. be ee in their state ! but the few r you tind — moth : gro between his own (Wild and tumultuous plause ) Taylor is a brilliant colored orator and will address the people of Hol- den Wednes evening. rights, re, when find every -pubiicans you will sonof them holding a ne skin and the ap- A special election in the county of the | will be called in consequence theft. The excitement is running high. Hundreds of negroes are | gathering about the clerk's office and a riot is imminent. The ballot box from Old River township, while being taken to the county seat was stolen by a gang of masked men. Symptoms of Catarrh. A profuse and many times offens discharge with “stopping up’ of nose at times, imparement of the s smell and taste, watering or weak eyes, | impared hearing, irregular appetite, oc- casional nausea, pressure and pain over the eyes,and at time the back ot the head, ocesional chi sensations, cold | teet, "and a fceling of lassitude and de- bility, are symptoms which are common to catarrh, vet all of t are not pre- sent in every case. Dr. Sage’s Catarrh } Remedy cures catarrh in its werst forms and stages. Itis pleasant use, and con- tains no caustic drugs. Of druggists, ( tor 5oc- During the last three months there | have been forty-nine suicides at Monte Carlo. Men play, lose, become desperate and then decide to go hence by the way of self destruction. It is a cowardly way of ending the race, but some people seem to prefer it that way. conversation with her | but was warned at the! ‘BLAINE. AND PROHIBITION ISTS. The Defender of Trusts Denounces the } Temperance Campaigia. Farmington, Me., Sept. 4.—Hon. James G. i a ence here to-d upon the t: addressed an *, Speaki prohibition question, he said: for the last thirty-seven year been a prohibitory think the state has derived great advantage from it; I think the state w better. But we jhave a party now coming in and | telling us in effect that Maine had better not pay attention to pro- hibition until we can organize a national party, and we can suspend temperance in Maine practically till we convert Texas and Alabama. That 1s precisely what this national pro- hibition party means, for those who talk frankly avow that they intend to defeat the republican party and bring the democratic party in power as a temperance movement- [Laugh ter.] And this prohibition party, outside of prohibition, is entering into partnership with the democratic party to defeat the republicans, if that were possible, in Maine; to elect that saintly embodiment of prohi bition and temperance, David B. Hill, governor of New York, and all over the country to stab the repub- lican party in the back and in the dark in order, they say, that the democratic party shall be brought iuto power. Then there will be a reaction against the democrats, and by some political process. of which the workings isnot yet apparent, the under is far richer and f: any national prohibitionists will come into power. “Fellow citizens, the republicans of Maine have worked many years in and for temperance reform and will not turn back from the good cause. But the immediate work this year is to defend the system of protection and insure good wages to labor.” Piles! Piles! Itching;Piles. Symproms—Moisture, intense itching and stinging; most at night; worse bv scratching. If allowed to continue t - mors torm, which often bleed and ulcer- ate, becoming very sore. SWAYNES OLNTMENT stops the itching and ing, heals ulceration, and in most biced- cases removes the tumors. At d or by mail, for50 cents. Dr. Swayne X Son, Philadelphia. cei Powderley has let the cat out of the bag by disclosing the price paid for ex-Secretary Litchman by Chair- man Quay, namely, $5,000. We think Litchman is high at the figure named, but Chairman Quay is no doubt painfully aware by this time that if the republicans want so-called labor advocates they have got to plank down considerable There are no volunteer] money. abor wo 5 on the republican side in this cam- paign, and the effort to buy Beau- mont for $3,000 in addition to Litchman shows that Quay at least appreciates the significance of this situation. A judicious assortment of labor ieaders, taking advantage as Litchfield did of the dire need of the republicans, can sell themselves to Quay on very favorable terms during the next few weeks.—St. Louis Re- public. A Voluntary Statement. The writer of this paragraph had an our ar ae only brother. Brought up to- generation shou! j avail itself of so potent a e | S| et “Mr. Biaine has ordered congr not to grant the president retaliato- ry powers. as reqested in his mes- * sage.” says the Alta California (dem “Mr. Blaine, who knows that hk the republican party and wakes up sometimes at night and feel himself and mistakes himself for the United States, declares that the fishing sea- son is over anyhow, and the freight business of Levi P. Morton’s Cana- ' dian Pacific British railread is in- creasing, and there is not much in the fishery issue, anyway.” A strong effort tage not only in the personality of the republican candidate for dent, who, fo presi- ome reason, does not . but also upon which e | have gc the two great pa ne before the coun It is estimated t the Indiana democrats, proportion is likely to be re rather than diminished by the move ment in favor of tariff reform for which the democratic party sponsible. The instinct self interest should ally the laboring classes with the organization that proposes to cheapen the necessaries of life, and the sympathy of the workingman with such a reform is simply precedent upon an_ intelli- gent appreciation of the benetits which would result from its adoption. This is what renders the tariff re- formers sanguine of the result in Indiana, and the firm ground of their hope is the thought and attention which all classes of voters in that state are giving to the question to be decided by the people of this country in November. canvass. 75 per cent. of workingmen o are is of re- Woman as a Martyr. History reords the suttering of count- less martyrs, and wr read of them wonderand sympathy. But w there are living to-day ir our midst thousands of otier martyrs who have ta stronger claims on our considerati who are sufferers trom those peculair to her sex, our wives, daughter Ts and sisters, perhaps whose lives are an unremitting round of sufteriag: ‘Is there no reliet’”?? they crv. Yes, ere is; Dr. Picree’s Favorite Pres will remove that ‘‘dragging-down’ ing, will banish that store every t tion. To backache, will re- ion to its normal cc terers trom temale a laintsg—and their name is legion—we psay: et the “Prescription” at once; it will be worth tar more than its weight in gold to you. In the United States Friday senator Bate, senate last from the initte on military affairs, made : port upen a bill introduced by sena tor The bill is the one of the kind that has ever fe It is for Sherman. its way into congress. the relief of Benjamin D. Lakin, of Point Pleasant, Clearmouit county, O., and proposes to pay to Lakin the sum of $1,000 for money paid by him for a substitute during the late war, It is not surprising that Seuator Sherman should introduce such a bill. A party that could promulgate such a platform as the G. O. P. pro- duced at Chicago’ certainly cont: within its rolds, the gall to ask for anything claim everything. the government were in the hands of ns leaders, who have and Ti all branches of the republicans, you would see some of the cheekiest legislation imagina- ble. The Courier-Journal is authority for the statement that Kentucky has six counties—Harlan, Knott, Perry. Letcher, Bell and Leslie—that have had a church within thei borders during the sixty or sevent never years of their existence as counties. Art by ‘Americana is getting some foothold in the United States. In the Chicago Art exposition there are 500 paintings and all but fifty are by American Direct From the Front. 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