The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 29, 1891, Page 2

AT THE FACTS | The New Orleans Grand at Work GETTIN Jury Hard O'Malley Grows Deis New Orleans, district crimina to-day. 270 pror ing been suminc 1 1 jury to testify relative to the ing of the Italian at the Parish prison March 14. As the witnesses did not include the leader the the cone prisoners who took of the mob or part in it, the grand jury the of learning the public feelings about the affair and whether or men summoned the wit- nesses for purpose not the mob repre | sented the public sentiment in the |frankly said he could not help it. action which it took The witnesses | | He admitted though, were of all professions aud lines of | busines and was in the fullest seuse representative. The before the grand jury was cunduct ed by Attorney General Rogers, and although each witness remained but a short time before the grand jury it will take several days to hear all of them. It is, therefore, probable that the grand jury will not be ready to file its report for a week or more. The report will be along and exhaus- tive one, and it is understood will be quite sensational, giving the full history of the Matia in New Orleans, showing how and when it originated examination here, the large number of Italian criminals who have emigrated to New Orleans and among whose ranks it was recruited, and giving a full account of the murder of Hen nessy and the facts leading up to it and showing the views and motives which induced the people to take the law into their own hands. The report is likely to be a strong presentation of the citizens’ side of the case as explanatory of why the grand jury has failed to find indict- ments against the men engaged in lynching. Detective O'Malley talks very defiantly, and says the people who called so loudly for his appre- hension are now sorry they have got him. “They will be glad to get rid of me,” he says, “but they can’t and I will yet have them pilloried as the murderers of innocent and helpless men. The Italians did not kill H nessy. Hennessy’s last words were: ‘Never mind me, Devereux; not ‘catch the dagoe reported. This fi ceded for a purpose.” Three of the 45 catch as has been tis being con- Sicilians who ar- rived yesterday were arreste: fore|- yesterday were arrested be fore) is it a wonder I bared my midnight for lerous knives 4 vile looking set. The Italian con- sul says he has proof that all but two of the men lynched were Italian subjects. voted, but this the iguo- rauce ef the law on their part and to sharp practicesof politicians. could not alter their status ian citizens. TREASURER currylug mur- was due as Ital- {PHENS. His Visit to New York and His Success in Refunding the State Debt. New York, April 21.—Lon V. Ste- phens, treasurer of Missouri, is in New York, accompanied by Mrs. Stephens, and they are quartered at the Fifth Avenue hotel. The pri- mary object of Mr. Stephens’ to vis- it the metropolis was to superintend or rather to manage the placing of Missouri state bonds. These bonds are gilt edged securities and they will be placed at a rate of interest lower than that paid by the govern- ment. Surely in the light of these facts, the man who is not proud of a residence in Missoum is a- chump. if not an ingrate. ed debt of Missouri is now $8,000,000 in round numbers, the taxable value of the than $100,000 short of 000. The debt is, bagatelle. While in day Mr. about state less $1,000.00 of ¢ Was Steph th National B Fifth National paid 96 per cent. i $1.700.000 of deposits. and ex Cor troller Trenholm assured Mr phens to-day that Mr. Lacey, the The new comers ave | Some had registered and This | | Frecuaroe = - declared that it was the best | Stephens as he | | show- | Grant's Visit to ‘Texas, ing ever made in winding up abank’s Denison, Tex., Apmil 21.—Gov. affairs. Hogg in his weleome address to Treasurer Stepheus brought to President Harrisor Galveston New Yor® duction to Grover both the with him tes that he 1 of the United Sta i visited Texas letters of intro- st Cleveland from Missouri t presi Las ever vernor of ‘ De eth on various subje event: ir frank with Mr is with kuew o eland was of — leg M everybody with whom he comes in ~ AE Stephens has always beer: the latter land man and discussed | reut j his silver letter freely with the treas-} There were : t pee urer of Missouri. Mr. Stephens, of | pers in the state which took the As course, told Mr. Cleveland that lis; sociated Press dispatches and ever palxe: letter was a disappointment | the telegraph offices was slow, ofte: of Missouri, and Mr. Cleveland asjrun by one man. When the press i} | \f | i | i -well, a} | proper light. | He was younger then by nun | If 1; > 1 Mus: YY, aad is }he must be! What loyalty must pos- er ae : ; sess her soul! No life can be com-| os PEEL Oe eu lential truin it pulled u that he had)of the Unicu Depot on wai not forseen the direful (2) consc-| track, whe re it) remained about quences of the $2,000,000 and the} thirty minutes. The train co i $4,500,000 laws in altogether th }of an engine, baggage car unl ¢ The presence 0 president Was “If you were president, Mr. Cleve | known to ouly a asked Mr. Stephens, “would | of people visited the depot. th you, if your party should pass a free} no public demonstration was mi coinage law by a big majority, vote| The presiden it?” -w but a wun land,” t during He stood the car with a ci lis appearance only ouce “Tam a private citizen,” was the jon the platform of reply: “and” he added, “I will not} climb any hills till I come to them.” | or what might have been a tel era. Mr. Stephens expects to start | The ge: eral remained on the plat- home to-morrow night. gar in his mouth. reading a letter |form about three minutes, the: step ped inside and did not appear again i The papers, the \and the Morning brief mention of the preside: t’s visit Sheridan Forseythe were with tial party. Happily Married to a Blind Woman Letter from Lebanon, Ind. Say! Iran across a curious, pa thetic thing here the other day and don’t mind telling you about it. A man here in town, prominent in busi- ness, is married to a totally blind woman. Not much in that? No; but she was blind when he Evening Crescent News, mide very and staff auld G the Sheridan and Forsey the left the tram Mai The presidential party leit Gen presiden and walked up married her. | street ten years | here aid proceeded enioute thin then he is now, but he was prosper | the I .d Territory to St. Louis jous, wmbitious and successful. She|It aniived) over the Hou-ton and had never seen the sunlight. She} Texas Central railway. | The pre was handsome as Nydia aud as poo .| dent entered the state over the Tes- | He married her, and they have lived} as and Pz together in peace that passes under- ze standing eversince. They have ime Temneton lon Aplin ote Mast bright children, healthy and perfect, : . night between 9 and 10 ocioek, a a good home, a thriving busines-, a little they earne | themselves and a public regard that She saloo: keeper named A) Denton shot and killed Lo Garrett, who came to this place from Napoleon, Mo, raised a disturbance. Garrett was under the of liquor, dently purchased and drank in Den- fortune have : and knows no limit. would give one half of life to see husband and children. It would touch your heart to see how gevtle he is how tenderly they lead her here intluence evi- with ber, ‘ ton’s saloon, and and being abusive was | As he left | ordered out. the saloon there. In this age when marriage | 5 ae ee as tele ees senteais oe he told Denton he would fix him. A AERC en EGe Cten ToC Hn cone tiny j short time after this Garret seturned ght is give the y g| | with his mile. and Denton worth thinking—the love that levels or exalts—when a husband true and | : : {he could execute a wife content, are such « Xceptions, | drop on him with a revolves before bis threats, result. Ey | Denton came to Lex above head in that presence? How noble a }¢ yroner went to ea le to-day to monplace with a | with a life like that. ip na titon GQ _ BRADFIELD'S investigate the case, | be held in custody Shot by Her Tndiin Husi snl. will EMALE | Mason City, Io., April 21—News beached this city to day of the shoot- Neils, da fsb of 5: B. Neils eae for mans yeut ‘or RESSED Bosion, pain fer af can et up? IRREG zal | which occurred at el Mine. if NSTR UAT ION | Her mother now resides in ‘his city, MONTHLY SICKNE ‘ “ © sta inne and is in destitute cireuusta: NG! iz GREAT SSR SE SEAR | | Ada had for some Boor TO" AN Mane FRE tH 2RADFIELD REGULATOR CO ATLANTAGA |* ¥3ther Sap av.ALe oRuGaISTS. jean be les journalist ot time beer lead life and from whai rratic £0 i as written to by Joseph Hamsieadt Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes was aj to come to St. Paul and they would class-mate of Dr. Clarke at Harvard | be quietly married. — That was the and, according to the reminiscences | last seen here of Ada. It seems that of the latter. the autocrat of break-|She went there and was narried to fast table was as witty then as now.| Joseph Cass a full blooded Indian One day the two were talking of |Sunday, while the; arned about five weeks « Defining ‘Metaphysics. were out ina metaphysics when the bright/canoe,a gun was accidentally dis tongued little great mon exclaimed: | charged and Ada was kille: Mr “Tl tell you James, what I think | Neils, while she believes that her | metaphysics is like. It is likea man daughter 1s dead. is stongly of the Mhede se se done Ne j Opinion that she was foully raurder splitting a log. has no more to split!’ —N. Y. Com- mercial Advertiser. ed. and will ask for an examination. Two Men Killed. St. Joseph, Mo, April 21.—As the and |¢ity this morning at Present Comptroller—a republican- | Liberty, Mo. OOM ek RRR ERE Toe A TR AENE Res Hannibal fast train was entering the | 8 o'clock the and kil led two ped on the tra they TAKE YOUR BUTTER and ECCS Pharis = San where ¥ u Lowest figures on Fi PHENIX COAL CoO.. has sa@-Coal constantly kept on hand fo: ie gine struck men wh *k just be- were struck to avoid a which was b ly suppose: d to be that of Marma- duke may be that of D. L. Sloan, of i sir meonmentesormme established their MOUNTIANE ERS ENRAGED They Destroy 250 Miles ot Roadbed the KRentuehks Railway. Cineinnat on} ti B 1 mile B « les ¥e a be crippled for weeks and the cost | ly 50,000 eniployee dis cussing t situ 2 said that the n 1 tted the ded wae litera perate. The wires Ww 1 yesterday and it Was impos earn what was guing on in the tains hing two bottles ure, She says, My imi ved wondert hus afflicted H. L. 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