The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 27, 1889, Page 6

ERS. The Regular Troops Fire on the truders in Oklahoma. Topeka, Kas., March 19. United | tt Att State recei yrney Hogan this mor: mn Oklahoma «1 telegram Station, I. T., announcing that the | boomers at that point had been fired upon by the United States troops early this morning and that the most of them had fled to the cover of the woods. The boomers are very indignant at this action on the part of the regu- lar soldiers, and demand the protec tion of the United States civil au thorities. They claim that the as sault upon them was without orders from the commanding officers. One of the telegrams wus from Deputy United States Marshai Lind say, who said that the boon demanding the arrest of their rs were sail ENGAGEMENT with poox-| Ni In- | Souri. k Bell tells a very good story FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT. on ex-Congressman John J. O'Niell, the labor advocate of Mis- An elderly Irish citizen of by dint of hard labor A Kansas Sheriff's Costly Mistake and Its Result. St. Louis, wh } : sion was renderec ead quite a competence, - ¢ Thi ) . Ka aw re v— es Foster of the Uni s tt, Kas., March 1 post office department 3 - ntio renin } ] © in the suit brough ntion last eton and made apy an at , eae ae a prominent in op} to fora e kind } rishman issured Johnson county. application would be tiled, A prisoner h for horse-stealing | had ved from Hedrick’s custody and the meantime inquired as backing for political pref “Oi thitooent by him that the man he was brought to Johuson county, | in the matter, | o S = : Wie aa rene was in Oregon. The} ue acce | oe tri HE : : | joatter was quietly worked up and people of Kansas | 0% oa Nick : “Td be es ate: in th rest of Butcher, would no longer submit to the dom- | none to a ei “ pe was ibeu a setionl tea He | ination of the republiean party, that | { Lin jailand deprived of place in iny divisi row.” “Arral to you, Mistbur Bi mistake evident aud Bate at ati j - it having want no place : “Then why « asked the his | #2 of the sheriff |} bea ie been a case | tY THE COLORED VOTE BROKEN. A Colored Man on the Citizea’s Ticket at Fort Scott. Kas. Rev C Gains and 5S. B. McLemore ers of the coloved republi municipal offices, an elemen of the city, created a startling sen- Both gentlemen w sati g re loud i voter of Fort Scott held of bale lto use it hand the nee power where } Ne the ev} peo} e republican flattered the par them ses pron repab |) tains? Hardly. ants, and he desired to know what his duties were. The United States Attorney imme- diately wired the several deputy United States marshals near Oklaho- ma Station person who should violate the United States statute, whether he be soldier or civilian. “Shure, his face b. just wanted ON had moOgzwoori ail! to arrest San ( “While on a: i’s Run cou The authorities in this city ave ton, Jr, a pro pecting at any moment to rec further information from the seat of | “> ~ war, and they entertain serious had be trouble between the boor and th magh exposec the regulars. It is d tyo)| Cements, the hi men were injured in the engagement sud T believe this morning. bly a half-d ar Sa a ESEaen night's EnglishSpavin Liniment removes a! uthilode: ee hard, sof} or calloused lumps and ullalo has beer ishes trom hor: plood sp splints, sweeney, stifles, spi swollen throat, coughs, etc. dollars by use of one bottle. W Sold ov W. J. Lansdown, Dru; er, Mo. roamed not one! toe Gay there 15 y exterr been totally nud for six | Diyersitied In his inaugural discourse Mr. Harrison said: cowboy the | a old b reached “The cotton plantation will uct be less valuable when the product is spun ina country town by operatives whose necess one. Tt was range which the buffalo’s He was seen Lies call for diversified upon the en ious divide between |, crops and create a home demand] the Colorado River and the Rio | for garden and agricultural pro | Grande, which is real bac ducts.” bone of Western I Te was | Has Mr. Harrison ever made acal | browsing in lonely grandeur on the | s ys culations to ascertain, proximately, | side of a grassy hi He had not how many operatives would be re-| seen one of his kin for half a decade. | Fi : | quired to create a home market for] Anxious to desers re name of those diversified agricultural pro- ducts, and about how wany diversi fied producers would be necessary to create a home market for the pro ducis of these country town cotton spinners? Evidently he has not. If he had would he have inserted in his initial discourse sueh an absurd ity as the foregoing declaration con the His skia is now kept asa trophy on the ranch. slaying the last an buffalo, man shot him. Lhe old i bull is deseribed as an animal of tre- mendous size and had wu very fine coat. Itis more than likely that each and all of the herd which he formerly led met the death which overtook him after years of solitude. Fred Grant Given a Piace- Washington, March 20.—The president sent the following nomina- tions to the senate this morning; Frederick D. Grant, of New York, to be envoy extraordinary and min- ister plenipotentiary of the United States to Austria-Hungary. John C. New of Indiana to be con- sul general of the United States at London. Paul Fricke of Texas to be United States marshal for the Western dis trict of Texas. Seligman Bros., at London, Eng land, to be special financial agents of the Navy department at London. **Miystic Cure’ for Rheumatism and Neuralgia radically curesin 1 to 3 days by immediately counteracting the poison in the system. It will not tail, 75 cents. Sold by W. J. Lansdown, druggist, Butler, Mo. S-6m Hutchinson, Kan., March 14.— Two years ago Alexander McClardy, an inoffensive farmer living near In- galls, hada misunderstanding with Allen Huff, since which time the two had not met until yesterday morn- ing, when Huff appeared at McClar dy's house and at once opened fire with a 44-caliber revolver. The lat- ter fell dead at the first shot. Afterward the murderer attempt- ed to destroy all traces of his crime by burning his vietim’s body but in this he was frustrated by the neigh- bors, who immediately placed him in custody. The clothing was all burned off McClardy’s body, which was horribly mutilated by fire. An armed posse is guarding the jail to keep the infuriated populace from lynching the prisoner. Log Cabin Remedies— | old-fashioned, simple compounds, | used in the days of our hardy fore- | fathers, are “old timers” but “old | reliable.” They comprise Warner's Log Cabin Sarsaparilla, | “Hops and Buchu Remedy,” “Cough | and Consumption Remedy,” “Hair | Warner Tonie,” “Extract,” for External and | {Testing O’Neiil’s Influence. Internal Use, “Plasters,” “Rose Col. N. M. Bell, popularly known Cream,” for Catarrh, and “Liver as “Nick” Bell of Missouri, was seen pacing the corridors of the Fifth Avenue hotel yesterday. The Colo- nel has figured prominently as sec- retary at every democratic national convention held during the past 20 years, his efforts in behalf of the democratic party having been reward- ed by Grover Cleveland, who ap- Pills.” They are putup by H H. Warner & Co., proprietors of War- ner’s Safe Remedies, and promise to equal the standard value of these | great preparations. keep them. All druggists i Eczema, Itchy, Scaly, Skin Tortures. | The si & application ot “Swayne’s | OINTMENT,” without any internal i i * = 2 i- pointed the “hustling Nick” Super- cine, will cure anv case of Tetter, Salt : Z n Piles, Itch, Sores, } intendent of Foreign ma an office — ch, Sores, Sealy, Iichy Skin t obstinate or | potent, effective, | 32 1yr \ he now creditably holds, subject to the demand of President Harrison. engineer noticed that his steam was jingit; is absolutely harmless ment. The t red 1 the office of constable, an vention were from that gen- |} w-day that} it, ove publiean were pr th promises to the colored men if they That they so every citizen of Ft. Both speakers de- ty arab ed that in} stood tie to the party. thad not d ott weil knew. ne in un » they we Lrecognize only arty as recognized them; that { - col red vote of Kansas in the fu would be iit distributed a modicum of their y | ture given to the party a ub t» the colored man. Phe remarks of the speakers were | [e cheers, fol- | low ticket in the popular colored At municipal and meh women oth vote, the colored strength foots | All of the registered rj up xbout £00. latter are and the chances ch in favor of the election of the citizens’ tieket. the democ- ray wil imake no nominations. The bre ith» negro vote has Feome and will be tested at the com- Zr a) oe run down,” milliners, dress: shop girls, house and feeble ivorite Prescription” earthiv boon, bein An appetizin jiug municipal election. An Absolute Cure. 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And I said: “If I dared to do so, Td lit gouv this baste and I'd throw Both arms ‘round your waist, | And be stalin 2 tast- Uv them lips that are coaxin’ me so.” Then she blushed a more illigant red As she said, with ut raisin’ he: head, An’ her eyes lookin’ down, ‘Neath her lashes so brown, “Would yez likemeto drive, Misther Ted?” y F She Ran Away Clicago, March 20.—A News spe- ial Wis., says: | “Miss Pauline Fuiler, fifth daughter of Chief Justice Fuller, was married here last night at the Kirby house by a justice of the peace. The groom was J. Matt Aubrey, ur., of Chicago, and it was a rucaway match. The couple arrived in this city on the 6:30 p.m. St. Paul train, and were driven to the Kirby hous There was no difficulty in securing the services of the justice, aad shortly after 9 o'clock the ceremony was performed Mrs. Aubrey, nee Pau- line Fuller, is 19 years of age, highly educated and remarkab!y handsome. J. Matt Aubre age, is the s' frou Miiwaukee, Certamly Mysterious. Piedmont, W. Va., March 19.— Henry W. Albright, the fireman on an east-bound freight train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, met his death to dayin amanner mysteri ous and inexplicable. Some distance beyond the Little Capon River the years of u of the westeru agent 23 r.. 18 falling. Turning toward the tender | of the Merchants’ Despitch fast he said, ‘Fire up we're getting low.” ireight line, JM Aul sr, and hus been a resident »f Chicago since 1866. As near us can be learned the acquaintance of th- bride But his fireman was not there. The engineer was nonplussed. He blew | down brakes and consulted the con- | aL i gre i groom dutor. Finally they backed under | Pega: about thres yours ago when flag to look for the fireman :nd found | Justice Puller resid don Lake | his dead body hanging from the top javenue, a short distance from bridge across the Little Capon. The | th: home of young Aubry. The manner iu which he was killed aid | your g couple net often eed their how he got into his singular posi- | #¢¢U#Dtaece svon i); into love. tion on the bridge are aii! | This beeame apparent the Pullers | rious. | shortly before they u ity Wash- lingten ard they strong csed it Drunkenuess or the Liquor Tee About wy 1 Mess Fuller Positively Curea by ida ma ee Paonia Dr. Haines’ Gelden Specific. ie ‘ante o dad Tt can be given in a cup of coffee or ica ; withovt the knowledge ot the pers . in ms and ettect a permanent and whether the patient is er or an alcoholic w drunkards have bee men who have taken G their coffee without their to-day believe they quit d own free It never tem once spee of 8 | 1. For tull partic ulars, address GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., ISS Race st. Cincinnati, . es «EC BUTLER WM. P. TALBOTT. i TAILOR. NATI NAL AAW eaning, Dyeing and Repairing a Spe ‘ ‘ i cialty. Velvet Collars, Sleeve lin- aoe ings and Facings fueatly =e- New Bank Building | placed on short BUTLER, MO. inolaces Cc | South Side Square, : Capital, - $66,000, Butler, Mo. SURPLUS $7,000.00. I DIRECTORS Dr, T. C. Boulware, H.C. Wyatt Judge y- H Sullens, G. B. Hickman’ Frank Voris, C.H. Dutcher \ Booker Powell, | Green W. Walton, ; John Deerwester, { Dr. N. L. Whipple | Ws, E, Walton, J- Rue Jenkins. TONIC Is pre solely fore core of complaints I afflict all womankind. ives tone and stre Ly he uterine ot and ‘ous Glapiscement: af Prregalarie SESAME 305 re oriog ress E TONIC! y relieves the pains of motherhood an@ } rinieal Change from etl tleal ch Spleasant to the taste and may B® th wal! vA teafety. Price, Gl. LLL D&UG CO..SuleProy. 8T-LOUB. Receives deposits, loans money, and | transacts a general banking business. We extend to ourcustomers every ac- commodation consistent with sate bank- | ing. Tes. Itls pd CORRESPONDENTS. Hy First Nat’l Bank - Kansas Cit Fourth National Bank - St. Lo ' Hanover National Bank - New York. : JOHN H.SULLENS *%OOKER POWELL, Wn. E. WALTON, DPUGGISTS. President President. | »+--Cashier. | Ast. Caashier, | -Clerk and Collector | BATES COUNTY . OF ae National Bank, = ' Almost as Palatable as Milk. { | _ So disguiced that it can be taken, > (Organized in 1$71.) OF BUTLER, MC. £3: | digested, anc assimtlated by the mes | sensitive stomach, when the cannot be tolerated; and by bination of the of! with the hypophos- phites ts mach more efficacious. Bemarkabie 2s a flesh prodacer. Persons gain rapidly while taking it SCOTT'S EMULSION is acknowledged by Physicians to be the Finest snd Best prepe- ration in the world for the relief and cure of CONSUMPTIGCH, SCROFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WASTIHCG DISEASES, EMACIATION, COLG3 and CHRONIC COUCHS. The great remedy for Oo ian, and i Wasting is Children. Sold by ail Druggiste. Capital paid in, - - $75,000. Surplus - - - + $71000 FTUTYGARD. 4 = HON. J. MEWBERRY TG CLARK —