The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 1, 1891, Page 2

SOLIDLY FOR BOLE Ss! The best.he was elected by ‘ ipreme Sin t Vhe Present) Governor Re Af ers nated Amid Great Cheers y Svenes yeat State Convent aos Most Inspiring Pa 2 ie . ‘ Ottumwa, In. June 24.—What is) Kansas ¢ sponse to} Slat political Ipremacy th of | les t 1 = oo Chairman Fuller rapped to order iy e the i ehty f i Wood 10 o'clock this morning 1,000 of the taik t continue the > near Wit wost enth oer ever |? J l assembled in cor u le his victim s Jlawkeye state ud wae Che campaign is decisive because g ut Osceola tt is conceded by both polities! yai- town | 4), election so it will probably go in the % choose one sui presidential election of 1792. Should | Votes cast or rto: the democrats carry the state and | each fractional Us nder re-clect Governor Boies, the claim of this apporti will be Iowa as pivotal state in the great 173 delegates ational campaign of next year wil Re rt fine He Os) co ander 1 be too weil estavlished to be duubt- | ¢ say feared the pe ed even by the republicans and the} Mr. Overall. att y for the bond- | oa that ver two i 2 voice of the Hawkeye state will con-| holders. us wil been ten c he x) cent woi be tl et fi ae : . : B — bea peer ene come |S Se ‘ aati , = “to The murdered ian was pro: ke hiu posi os t 3 varti compromise On, ¢ tS » > } 5 vational conventions. Both parties | com} ere AT = people have | Farmers Allence ever titted | are entering upon the present oun | geveralls d stiffly for 40 per cent ooh te © eee) + £ = with a onfidence. sry wi e per cent wa ie H five lastels Sly Waal i i pe | ered in good fa y th eople } . } T a “etl house — dec ft F _ 5 : cre by the peo} ©yjislature He was also one of that he is too honest aud too can- | ge nt a # convention. To/a nd rejected My ae bs essen *Steerir Couunittee, and uas tou little “policy” to bea} rig! f the chairma representatives. » Overnl ) } : a | the right of the chairman festooned enti Mr. Overall and My jabout the only “Hue worker” the | demagogue azd stands squarely up | in evergreen lung the motto: “A Coquard aos — . } 2 | | Lower House boasted of. ou his convictions though the whole Public Office is a Public Trust,’ The of the! ° worn in. 2 : y {opposed him while tothe left was hung the ine | County is it B4,000. } } , . : = pi se: at ow whether Bro. } tunction, “No Backward Step, 1000: the county debt y SS00,- ' : c ’ 5 to governor or not reference to the free silver plank r 090, 1 ‘ Y ee i | : we office the democratic state platform of lart rate of 10 pe: i 3 tl ne year. the debt now é i man will ne and NOMINATED BY ACCLAMATION. S30,000 per v ! Semebody moved that Governor © 850.00 Miss Boies be declared the nem Se G : ‘ ; ' 1 orty-be rth Star aaclamation. “Let everybody : oe or Ned rf i : satel the Si: co Hk ck n, Juno 2 July dan- 1,500 cheering democrats rose to ssutt 51 ‘ 5 Le national : { , , T tax tr » St that th their feet and even the ladies | es > id and sehool taxes, hat tl in the boxes caught the — en- be divided smoug 16.000 souls, or | « | thusiasm by rising and waving thei about 2,500 actual holders of rel! pyacstent t is an Oflice-Necker I i i : ee } 7 . ute. the lndepeu ice day folowing the fans and handkerchiefs. estate. St. Louis F ut = Bs ; Ae Me 5 a | The band struck up “Auld Lang It willbe readily seen that the One of tl remarkable facts | @4@sssion. the new star which will = . . : i iors t tl SS Syne” und the announcement of the People must tight hard for the low {connected wit present fa Fa place July 4th this year will chairman that Boies was the uuani- |@t figure possible, both principal | movement, is il the i f stand Tou Wyoming: cUbat vig ovous | qous nominee cf the convention was | sever heard amid the young commonwealth came in after by just a week | Idaho bad been and interest. pokties bey associated with pa- nto b the Order there SAM WOODS KILLED. ea wore few last Independence day cheers which | very or so more lucky, | the familiar melody called forth. | ihomt (pers which paid any attention to the | The ticket was complete with | The Notorious’ Kansan Shot | @0%e@e"t For two or thre years Ss the pucrident hat sigue aus Ta | Samuel L. Bestow of Chariton, for! Down in Hugoton. Kas. the Journal of Agriculture’ was the AGUS UES ARE OE GI gi lieutenant governor; LG. Kinne of. ie only pay Missouri in whose col- | 82?! has Lad its: star all the year. | Tama county, for supreme judge: | Jim Brennan the Murderer—The Trag-|W@US any Aliance or Wheel matter | With the one added for Wyoming | the stars will number oo J.B. Knoepler, for superintendent edy Grew Out of the No-Man's- could be found, But as soou as the t is left f ; | of public instruction, and Peter A. Laml Massacre —Fears Order got mixed up with It is left for the arn cle HOLES ce Dey, for railroad commissioner HET ee il en es ed to sees | The greatest interest was mun’- Herkenewed: cause sprat canecec | fested in the report of the commit- Huput Furie 3 Gulore But the more remarks ‘ eas Beer gu ine 23. lone [sy 4) es week We : tee on resolutions. The platform as SN. Wo. moet rene Fe ble than the one. that here in| Mis- 1e most noted ; ’ lly presented contained the fol- e i sour, every 3 ent paper A a : HHG/O— | Western Kansus, was murders EO olen of ne Ei ill, oe Ss. instead « t ean to pro- } : ‘ ; day by es Brennan. The wur- ; ac July consist of fi rty eiterate our demands of one dens of Colonel Woodie . eas mote 1 up the tars in six rows, the up er | ylopel Wood is only one of , year ago forthe free coinage of sil- widne list of tuncedios t i ayOU es pr to the Jower rows to have eight stars, and} Gan ening. it) Boo unnde full A : oe ae x base use ¢ nt U.S. the second, third, fourth and fifth | : ee sultec om the notorious Steyeus 1 1 x Figs Si : ae 2 Hall of t rows seven stars each a blue} tender for all debts, public aud PM | county seat war. ; fic vate, and denounce as unjust and) yo qay’s tragedy 1 . Wea } isl - » Geovision of See lic o Mien . : President H wg floating ast dishonest the provision of the IRN Ur ete miseneues ue's Kad Sore recently enacted allowing parties to (ee eee and oO years ag ross wi co it stipulate against payment in silver | gy, deputies by a despera make a charg thus setting : rou and silver certificates, press taat 1s not perfect does headed by Sam Ro Tle The flags witl ss than forty- a ste r . redi | = ly puerile: a not one of them dares ae oar ‘S upastandard for the creditor and Pripenatre wae ce conle Gt aca on ; ine Renee ane aie ‘four stars will not one condemned, ano’ of > creditor, f = = ) a charge agains ace another for the creditor, one for the | stevens Cou uty, Kansas, over the conde toile oe ms of the consti-| Dut #8 new emblems are nee del the . 7 9 _ . ‘or & t 7 Tms b4 - 3 COOP REES CG) CELE OO Ee) county seat. T Nye hs Mn on tation” old ones will gradually disappear man. : 3% it utior LEE EES stwe h of ugoton and ae ; ye di a oe ; bill, pet con : Hugoton s he only charge they make against His Past Record Shown up. We denounce the MelKinley bil Woodsdale. The latter was founded : A J Pas she motives of its authors and de-| him that is true, is, that he isadem-) Nashville, Tenn., June 24.—The | by Sam Wood, the victim of to day's fenders and the theory under which launder, eioiwantlieslasdercot the ibis submitted for the approval of | faction which held that in the coun- ‘the American people. We demand | ty seat election the victory had been equal opportunities for ever section | obtained by fraud by the adherents | of our country and for every citizen | o¢ Hugoton. Several effectual ata’ -sud we insist that every oppressive | | tempts had been made by the Woods- Seature of the tariff be eliminated to} the end that our merchant marine | records from Hugoton to Woods- may be restored to. the sea, and the | jdale and establish the county seat | ~wuarkots of the world opened to the | iver: producing classes. The sugar boun-} One day about twenty-five Woods- ty is not atariff. Itisa spoilation | dale. “men iamuelves wef the treasury for special classes | uttered Ame is false, ocrat; the most frequently that that he is seeking to use his position | cal record of in the Order to secure office. As to the first, they is a democrat, can will publish the results of a thorough investigation of a politi- Johu H. McDowell, while he lived in Desha, county, Ar- are right; he| kansas, from 1871 to 1877. He is of a now president of the Tennessee alli- {stock who have served their state ance and coal oil inspector at Nash- {and been honored by the poople as ville by appointment of Governor | |democrats; and what is more, the Buchanan aud is stumping Mississ- | | majority of the farmers of Missouri | jippiiu opposition to Senator George. | lare democrats, and they do not seem | | He has of course passed as a demo-! to be ashamed of it, and do not crat and been rewarded as such. Af- i : z ae {seem to think they are barred from | fidavits from forty of | marched in the direction of Hugoton. : : | and interests which are no more en-| They were met by Sheriff Cross of | members ee titled to be aided by the government | the F. & L. U. being such. Hugoton with a posse. ag 3 3 than the farmers of Iowa in raising hich ensued the Woodsdale people As to President Hall's being z * | office seeker rtation charge they make is, and he comes dale people to remove the county, armed 3 . the leading cit- | was an out and out republican, being In a parley : i | : a member of secret g the leagues: an negro is ab- erg negroes at? hogs and corn, or the poineer set- : - a said they had no belligerent inten = : : ‘ nema) (S are nae | ’ i solutely false. The editor of this) eating at their tables. He wa tlers of the frontier in ther hard-| 4:5. and were only going down to 3 b ating al b s ships and sufferings as the vanguard They | P&Per has been intimately acquainted | ted justice of the peace, ete.. by the the Indian Territory hunting. Pa am 5 with U. S. Hall he made hi nd beear ebnox- of civil soldier. marched into the Territory and S y Se 7. to state alliance in white at nd bis Ser followed a Cigar this Time. the his loaded ¢ believe that No ghost was ever Jseen ted mouth. raisin Over “No,” placing “I dor iff Cross them Pe Assy He said financial ane W ne and shot them “Miss Herbert To that cigar in its ghost.” he continued, woice, “can't show spark.” — Most o of the Woodsdale party were It is said “A ghost, I reckon.” retorted the na Swede exchange edit with Lis eye on a heavy _ mug “could smoke a jurisdietion | which is the Indian Territory. The surrounding cigar that Lad | 3 | ip inorall the rights of!izens of Desha county show that hej‘ JEWELERY STORH, QUEEN: Tr. any ULAOST vARE cic: Abe TORLOCO, Always pay the highest market price fer Country Produce: Ens e Square. 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