The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 15, 1891, Page 2

FIGHTING EFFICIENCY leat ‘en are 10 cscteiiidsnee JACK HALSEY DYING. | money We are nposed to all dis-, ee | vessels: The Philadelphia, Kear- pe criminauions against silver and de- | Ent The Power of the Italian and American | Sarge, Petrel Navies Compared- | Post au F ta, Bostor at Port A Charity Ward ina Hospital Re- ™* - Ss Yorktown and Dolphin ceives the Once Millionaire. eae npa, Fla, and the Vesu New York. Masch 31.—Whatever vines in this ci = f thes 5< New Y R. Ha!- may be said of the fighting efficiency : os eee = oie Serie oi f ; = , ~, bels are of st partially protect- sey. better Halser Ehe Waited otis ed. The feet represents a, the ouce 1 spor the navy is lamentably ele The istal of°5 otal of navy of Italy has 21 armored battle f pneumonia i: Peters Hospit Once wealthy an] in is deserted ir hour in its main battery be added three dyna mite guus onthe Vesuvius, of which to which ard at ships afloat and ready for sea ser vice and the United States bas none. so well adapted to chikiren that &s superior to any preseription Constipation, A Eractation, jgreat things lave been promised. Its only armored vessels are coast | 7. - . ; : ; ¢ ee id pro: ai def : t t sh f which To this number the Newark with ; of ueed by the nds of his’ pi avor of the free and HLA. Ancura, M.D, oe efence turret ships, of which are ; i ee a ». Oxfo.# St, Brooklyn, N.Y. Withou meddicatic lyf : 2 boas her 12 six-inch ritles may be added | perity aud his own children, who are ae of s cae oy Broke 5 oe realy for service aud none of which eae 2 Cestacr Coxpasy, 773 rs N.Y - ; jfor that vessel is now almost ready wealthy, but to has beer “Weare unaltera- Ta ree Cores: A Murray Serer N. can go to seo. Ttalyhas $9 una : : Nae f ates li hips i j for sea Sel vice. This wakes the | Stranger for yeare ed steele and iren ships in commis = j : ‘es a I | total available defensive power ofthe; Mr. Hals red from bus ¢ inage of s sion. The United States has less than 30 (whic f } unurmored fleet on the coast 65| when a young having au ban 30, many of which are of wood | a . 9 guns and 3,300 men; that of the, @ fortune of $1,000,000. He and less than half of which are avail ble f ti mei ; armored defence vessels 50 guns |]vimched on a carecr of reckless ex Besides the above. states, Mass | able fer active service ; ; : pat } : % and 2,000 men, or a grand total of ;travagauce. Fast horses ax t chusetts and Florida both den Ever since the states of Italy be- | = ; ; : 1115 guus and 5,300 men. women proved his ruin, au ; of the repub | came united 20 years ago the great | eG corse peence ae Hous — of profi : i ‘ : thee } pub i changes and improvements. in all! MISSISSIPPI ALLIANCE DIVIDED. 70 ogg, ay ee as ea S f jhimeelf, five years ago, Le peratic, in lage that is aj branches of administration and in oseraeee aN : . i penniless. His wife left b practical endorsement of free silver | S every industrial department, espec-| The Subtreasury Bill, Causes Two Ree | 1 S z : Z iG ad eas 5 5 to his bad kh ilis ina Kenta Visca, Mas) , ially in mechanical works, have fore- ports to be Made. py ae = 2 1 ‘ F , j been coupled with those of woe. sissypys and Marvy are not quoted | z | ed themselves on the observation of and the Gcaedat iced tl ther | ; \ a b | = i : jan seandal cause ue mother ut all of im, ubless > | those who travel in that country.| Jackson, Miss., April 8.—The ex- ea au t al ; Ti S at all of thew, unless it be be the| A A ad children to disown biz he latie e ubsolutel vusitively 5 . This fact has been reported to the | ecutive committee of the state farm | ; ~ e latter, are ubsolutely, positively Ly : gees }sous gruduated from Yale avd are ver st navy department of this country | ers alliance met last night to con- | crsvate fi é jnow employed in financial institu couvent many times by naval officers who] sider the question of accepting the ie pte, have examined the progressive move- | resignation of their organ. T he | Tu fact. were democratic | 5 rAviainnanf } } and P sions of all Kinds. A Ara Feuvioi | ious to be called iu all states | tious in Brookly and thie city to-morrow, it is doubtful if ten ef} ; . : | Charles Halsey cceupies a re n | thes k : rains: De sile| ment in Italy and particularly has it |committee agreed that the sole dif- sib! i ‘ th ie pie a e them would declare against free sil | pimcste eo : sible position with th litle Guar bolle | " hisasiaphenlsad ia spuaking of tke |ierxtce bciwoen the Minniccippinn | Come Wile Mle Fite Geasam. | ver soineee UEENS /Akc AND GLASSWARE : j tee - Trust Company, of Brook So it looks as if the free coinz #¥ cat reconstruction of the Italian navy. aud the committee was on the sub- hea ‘ coinage He declined, whea questioned of silver is a Very positive and de- Cs Ue IES Cet EEC SREY UES NCD panes ie ae hi morning to discuss his father’s) cided issue of the true democrac y of Cics ES AEG TO BACCO, the lead among all of the government and National alliance have both de ul s its and illness, and would not’ the union.- ering len Intelligencer. of the earth in the construction of | clared unequivoeally in favor of the |. : : . , ay anything otuer than that ——— Always pay > hiohest market price f the largest, swiftest and most heav-|subtreasury plan, it is the sense of | aa aaa Bei ae ie _ : i ce oe What the Farmers Demand. Alw ays: pay the highe: t market price for Country ily armed ships ever built is a spec-}a majority of the committte that all} eer tote othe: . anes fe thel “he tat have ht to a | Produce East Side S B or M + . | 4 » the Jer iue ers of th e Tabmers hi g oo C i pee ee > MW > . { tacle that is but patially compre-) members of the alliance in this state - ‘ : : YS BB ae) LON de TOdUCC: vast side square, jutler, Mo | =p ‘ é : amis for years past. Although/imaud that in the future policy of H hended by the people Yet itis a/should stand by said declaration Hal was practically destitute he| ti ae i B ati / a cy Was practically destitute he this governiuent no discrimination - fact that Italy has not ovly put | The report is signed by Messrs. | alwa:s waintamed a cheerful de |be tie in favor of other industries : afloat the most powerful guns ever | Casey, Byer and Millsap. A minor-! Se ne eae ed ee eee Ptheis s , 1 ey = yyy" ; ; : = F | . : Ys ypya e expense of their own; that the AN 1! mounted on board ship, as may be! ity report hus also been signed by ste cine } | : 4 rae q 2 2 his iecsuers. He drank heavily, but power of the government to levy seen on the Duilio and Dandolo, but | Messrs Beemen and Passmore,which | 1 } shes , = 4 = 1 : | ; was never seen to be drunk or inea taxes be liuited to the single pur- she has gone atill further in con-/ says: [ pable fae A structing the Italio and Lyspanto,} Beli ving in and giving unqualiti Toast fl sateiten Marin Ginko Ge i i - ao : ¥ i saeticll lis daughte as imuar- PCONOUC y eXpended; that g two warships of greater demensions|ed support to the declaration of pur-| ‘ kh ea eane es ates jried to Samuel J. Tilden, Jr, a) property bear its just portion of | aud more stupenduous engine pow-| poses and a greater part of the de- a jnephew of the Samuel J. Vilden | the burden; that markets broad er than were ever before floated. | mands of the alliance. and that the [Tie « Sanna i ee A 2 vedding was a swell affair and / enough te copsume the products of ; They are also more heavily armed | objects sought to be obtained, prop- | = ae aoe ae j th ? i eee # ; | ; pas an = Goveruor Hill was ove of the guesis. | their labor and capital at compensa- j tan any ships previousiy built or | erly conducted, essential to the wel- j y ps } y 5 > the wel-} Jack Halsey was not er He tory prices, be as carefully looked pava vy toauord oy} “soig: p WLC Go LTE SU 1 peda |tere AGS Wann EC ol 8 | felt this blow keenly, and was so after and uurtured as those that and iron barbette and turret ships “aut nation, with whom we are in the Italian navy. Each of these | heartily in sympathy, and believing | is armed with four Armstrong breech | that the alliance must align itself | aken ill hurt he w: and for some cousume the production of laber time his hfe was de red of. He and ecajntal employed iu other lines CTS 0} NOLS Wor sar ° 4 =] : a : } was stricken down w days ago! of business. —Governor Bois of lowa One loading guus of 67, 100 and 105 tons} with one or the other nutioual par-| A | ‘ peop Kos pit z jwithacold which developed ia to; = = — weight. They are mounted on the|ties to accomplish anything or or- | : | Fayetteville, Mo., April 3.—Devel- Noe a eae é : : . | pneumonia, and to might he is in a & c sos upper deck in pairs en barbette in a! gauiz. itself into a politieal party, | Aca nditi opments in the case of “Judge” Ba- ORB i 1 ey Cond Ol. ly ” S peculiarly placed armored casement | which would lead to its distruction,| ~ ° - — | ker and “Dr.” Howard. who swindled Sue so arranged as to permit a fire of jand believing that any measure or | Isat a Democratic [ssie? | Captam W. F. Dowell, the alliance mo the guns on a line with the keel, fore} poliey advocated to be enacted into | Some one has said that the free) treasurer out of $3.000 go to show i | and aft, or in pairs on either beam, | law affecting all elasses of our citi-| coivage of silver or toward any part of the compass. | zens should be freely and fairly dis feratic issue. Perhaps the best au-/ quite extensively. Mouday a farmer The coal supply of these ships va cussel and should fail, if not en-/ thority on this subject is the party Inumed Blackburn from Calaway ries frem 1,650 tons in the ease of | dorsed by the people, who are the! platforms of the various states in/county, Mo., identified the two as the Italia and Lepanto to 850 tons | government, therefore we cannot ine} 1890. During last year twenty one the twomen who had buncoed him as not a demo- that the men bave been operating in the case of the Doria and Lauria. | dorse any action that will muzzle the | states expressed themselves square (out of $7,500 ubout a year ago. Of- With this supply of coal the two| press or individuals; would reeom- ly upon the issue, ca first ramed can steam 8,900 (a third|mend to the order in view of its | free coinage. As follows: | morrow, ascompanied by a man ef the earth's circumference) at a 10 | great importance aud farveaching | Arkausas: *We favor the free and named Elu-, who lost $3,590 last me favoring | ficers willbe here from Iowa to- “soud AUNWIUVAPIN 8 Kyt ‘ON knot speed, while the other ships {ou | consequences to our people and gov- unrestricted coinage of silver | the list can steam at the same speed | ernment, a free discussion of the | increased volume of currency | distances ranging downward to 3,-|subtreasury bythe order and alliance! California: *‘We favor the free 760 miles without a fresh supply. | press. coinage of silver, and demand that If the distance from Italy to this | ender the arte a eT it be made an unlimite: Legal tender | | country be reughly estimated as 4,- | Kinley bill.” for all purposes.” ' 000 miles, the largest ships of the Colorado: “We demund the free and an) August ina similar mauner by theee two meu. Aon, The pension payne Age the tirst three-quarters of the current fiscal | ar aggregate about 97 million dole ‘OW “song, says a protection organ lars, and point toa pension charge | “good refined sugar is now in the) | for the year of about 125 muliion OGLE ssourvy {38nq o[Far -Atoaa daay li sould steam it easily i !and unlimited coinage of silver.” = i Italian fleet coulc s n nice atthe rate of five cents aj doilars, or 20 million dollars more 17 days. Idaho: We tender our gratitude | , | pound or twenty pounds for a dol- than during the p.ecediug year, Hl} il | i 6a HN The armored ships of ahe powers lic “Set ere ae ena to the democrats in congress for Gita is oneiot them can iecrmon = ; iar. F. ic g ago the same Kind of I bat ’ reSult oO ¢ Jo not, of course, coustitute the | tee ae | their almost unauimeus votes in both : RRS ES = . yr was_ sellin t | Reed's “busines ores —— : Pornaitannetrens te | suga s selling at the rate of Gaon aecunmancae tne Go calle usipess congress,” aud a whole of their fighting | twelve pounds for a dollar.” In other | net increase of tue national debt for ra ray Nav oy ont i : : : limited coinage of silver.” : id 2 5 ‘ R or Naval development in the United | | words the duty which the McKinley in ine Weld cnacaethae all | the month of March of $449,125 is | A : j ] i e > ois: é a un- 4 States during the the first few years | i) ti] imposes upon other articles | é : By | snother.—Kansas City Star. | of its resurrection was devoted lage: | necessary restriction be removed! . |of common use among the people t i f silver.” Ee eae ly toward the upbuilding of its un- reduces the purchasing power o rom the coiage Gf sliver. A new use has been found for cel- armored ships, of which there ae i | Indiana: “We demand the free! },,),; : ee | every dollar which the laboring man ates eat Face luloid. du solution it is said to} | several that are second to none of} oo. ana pel atae claimed berth | anc — e = of ib jmake a fiue lacquer foc metal aud a} Snes ati ; |upon the basis existing prior to! their class in the world. poe Balti | | protectionists that the tariff is not | F E more, Charleston, San Francisec, | good wood varnish. Z a tax.—K. C. Star. | Philadelphia, Chicago and Newark 1873.” wines Iowa: **We demand the free coin, Star dust, falling from the other have no superiors in unarmored, steele cruisers. Besides these there | Five Peoria citizens have been age of silver, and that it be made the | worlds. is suppo ed to be getting| ' summoned before the federal grand legal tender for all debts, public and thicker and denser ail the time.! are the , partialy protected cruisers Boston and Atlanto, the guaboats. jjury in Chicago, and it is thought private.” That accounts for the yearly increas- | sensational developments in the Gib- |" x, : “We favor the free cojn-|iug 8°ze of the microbes. Yorkton, Concord, Bennington and | |son whiskey trust ig amite COnSPIr-| ave of silver.” | Petrel, the dynamite crusier Vesu- /acy case are at han 7 | Michigan: “We believe in the free Mheequielentineneeien ‘sa = — : ivalen SOg money | Sole Ag és E — = vius, the torpedo boats Stiletto and A Little Girt’s Experience ina Light and unlimited coinage of gold and , of $2,500 was once offered by an ol: al Ageut for the Rockford and Aurora Watches, in Gold Silver and Cushing and 17 wooden steamships | Filled Cases, Very Cheap.t | | $2,500 Reward for a Lost Cat. j house. silver.” ‘lady in Londoa for the return of al Missouri: **We are in favor of the favorite est which had strayed or of tonnage ranging from 3,000 to 9, Mic and(Mes Toren frescstiare| ” a ererne: = : : j 4 O00. If they were needed at short keepers of the government lighthouse free unrestricted coinage of silver. ee ey ui P a senciy “4 a} J j notice about one-half of the strong- | at Sand Beach, Mich., aud are bless-/ Nebraska: “We favor placing the - bare aunt pee ee ; rae iy A | >’ ae atone of the gentler} est of the vessels in the United States led with a dy ghter. four years old. silver dollar on its former footing | sey ¢} nis title, ret Is headquarters tor fe Jewelry Last April she was taken down with re eine equ - Watches, Clocks, Solid Silver and Plated Ware, &c. with gold coin in our co e law.” Nevada: “We declare for the free ted coinage of standard navy could be gotten together on neasles, followed with a dreadful the home station within 80 days.and BEES EG, sone ten sy etional cough and turned into a fever. Doe Pontis cis perations torsat home and at Detroit treated | and u ees ree wed with her, but in vain, she grew worse Tap- silver d ne slasses. You examine in that case the defensive « would necessarially be urs.” 1 i 1 lshe was a mere handful xX My if thev are goods and the low prices the iron turreted coast defence ves Mly, unt she was ne andful of o:th Caroli mrad Es Z s€ “ ALL Ss rT - sels of the Miantonomah and Terror bon es. Then she tried Dr. King’s of North Caroli Preseription aL KIND OF ENG 3RAVING NEATLY EXECUTED - YW of ,. New Discovery and after oie) use of seal gaeanet types. Nearly all of these y Funai otk ; are sadly out of repair. b lv cured. They : “We favor the free comage them, the Miantonomah Discovery is worth its weight ld! of silver with its present ratio with made ready for commission. y get a trial bottle free at gold. probably take 30 days t posse drugstore. Oregon: “We reaffirm the posi- funded the coast defence vessels The London Religious Tract so- tion which has ever been maintained = Dr. Pi ierce’s Pellets, the original| active Service. ciety last year issued 77 million pub-| by the democratic party that gold ang only genuine little liver pills; * To-day on the North ——— and silver are equaily the —— 5 centa as vial; one a dose. mt E POSITIVE CURE. ELY UROTHERS, S66 Warren 8, New York. Price eect