The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 5, 1891, Page 6

Led by Frauds and Fools. The editor of t peper Las been waving the f attending a Having number of County Un- fs ions. Besides asure afforded | “ thereby, of being in the country and ningling with those whose interests ( ROCER | F ¢ bdenuticn his own, t had the opportunity of learning something loo die bas Lid the pleasure of listening to sound, good ck and fi tense, as it came from thelips of shape and Tw many plain men, who are only farm call and see me. i boast of but little learning, mon sense would have done credit | I will will guarantee men whe would to many turn up their noses at the “hayseeds. But wore than that; he has found that there are, store in the city. | every locality, some who for purposes of their own, are trying to mislead the people; and others who, from ignorance of the commonest facts, are doing the same thing. tion of political economy for your self. wants you to break away from all Especially distrust a man who the old landmarks and give up every thing for some new and visionary scheme. The most of our demands were formulated why should we give up every one of them and stake our all, at the behest of Dr. Macune, upon a scheme that the people do not At a meeting of a County Union, in the south western part of the state, two notable illustrations of this were presented. There were two men who had more to say than any body else, who insisted that far- mers could have no possible hope for any improvement of their condi tion from anything but the sub treas iry and independent political action, who expended their energies in try- ing to prejudice the minds of the people agaist the president of their Order, and its official organ; yet, when these wind bags were years ago, want’ STARVING PEOPLE UN A RIOT. Terrible Condition of Affairs in a Rus sian Province —Great: Cruelty Shown. London, July 30.—A St. Peters- burg dispatch says the and greatest mis pricked, one of them proved to be aj eY exists in Besserabia owing to the fraud and the other an ignoramus. The first of these, more active and aggressive than the other, insisted with the utmost vehemence, that every member of the F. & L U., of Missouri, who did failure of the harvest aud the scarei- ty of food. shany the people broke out in a riot In the village of Kon and plundered the shops of provi- sions. The local police tried to re- strain them and were badly beaten and one of them killed. ments arriving from Bender the rioters were at length dispersed and large numbers made prisoners. not indorse the sub-treasury plan should pe put out of the Order, and that no man should be allowed to join who did not in- dorse it. Reinforce the town of vehement in on this. that it was very evident to the writer that he not only did not desire the welfare of the farmers, but that he was trying, deliberately, to break down the Un ion. He was so his insisten Two of the prisoners were knout ed to death in the public streets us a warning to their companions, aud six were selected for immediate de portation to Siberia. The and children of the exiles were not permitted to speak to them before departing and nothing was spared that would be likely to strike terror wives It seemed like an incomprehensible thing that any farmer should, on avy pretext, want to keep his breth- er farmers out of the Order, but fin. ally the milk in the cocoanut was reached; the faet transpired that this earnest advocate of the sub- treasury, whose only professed aim was to secure to farmers the to borrow at two per cent, had mar- ried a very rich woman, and took the very large amount of money he yot with her, and loaned it out to all his neighbors and was now hold- the ing mortgages on their farm ats 10 weak in many cases to attend to the per cent. In other words, here was ottices of cleanliness so necessary at Shylock himself, the meanest and this time of the year. In some pleces most despicable of all the Shylocks, |8° "vy have Gea because he are unable te to the unhappy peasantry. At Kishenane. the chief place of the province, it is said that not less than twelve persons have died of power starvation. Vienna advices speak of the spread of typhus fever and other diseases in Vulhynia owing te the want of food and the starving who are people too that the living 1 tue government has had to detail pr was robbing his very bury _ the neighbors, supporting and urging the sub-teeasury plan, and doing it for no other reason but to frustrate the honest efforts of the people to oners from j: rm the du- sto perf The Russian au- thorities spare no efforts to prevent ties of interment. get an increase in the volume of the truth from being known in Aus- money. |tria, but some of the ble facts | have leaked out The other would-be-leader, who was so assiduous in urging the sub treasury plan, and wanting to kick out the members who do not scribe to it, and who insisted on it | as the only possible financial scheme ws ignorant of the whole financial juestion that when, in reply toa ‘A Cave of Death Pa., Moore a wealthy citizen. teriously found to night iu an 29,.—Joel who mys- Jeannette, July sab appeared receutly. v old cave half famished and almost dead from ex the 38 posure. He had been taken to juestion of his, the writer of this| cave by Joseph and Ma suggested that the government | town, two desperate c might increase the eurreney by cur [robbed The cave wa tailing the tariff collections and issu- ing greenbacks, such as we now use. |izens, who are wr to make up the deficit in the govern-| traordinary pitch of ment expenses, he denied that there} During the past six mc were any greenbacks in cireulation,/ or tive people of J ind said the only paper money was! mysteri national bank notes and ‘gold and er certificates. y dis has s A seare and, acec eave will When the writer handed him a greenback bill, of the original issue. ee he Johusto and told him there wer 342,000, | zhe sey , : 1 rested. Th r 0 of them outstan he WAS | aod tried to the mplest facts of : 5 Ww ial system and condition. © And | &FS- yet this man had been cou judge for two te nd was setti him- committee lug over the self up as le on financial questions. F fools. rmers, beware of frauds Be sure you know a man be- char ‘ fore you take his advice on subjects bribery, corrupti with. Put your they don't know per of the } Zs Those iudve.| *werican people. The committee's trust only in the men whose judge jeulogy of Quay would be an insult ment and honesty have been tried. jto general intelligence were it not And above all study the great ques- naa C. Star. you are familiar my mau lad to have all my prices on terrible condition of | —'NEW FIRM? NEW GOODS? « S & DRY GOODS, I desire to say to y friends at Ihave re itted up the store ilk ik ahinad hegk aaiiatihdea. | PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS WANTED. goods to be as low Call and see me. TT... PETTys.: . NINE HOURS IN| A COLD BATH. | A Bibulous Drummer who Dreamed of) the Arctic Ocean. Milwaukee, Wis, July 20.—Nixe) | hours of sleep in a bath-tub filled ‘with cold water is the novel esca pade of a New York traveling man j Is nt the Plaukington House. The gentleman is the representative of a champagne house, and a tour among his own customers Sunday night re-} sulted in getting an overdose of his | own wares. Returning at 11 he con- cluded to take a cold bath. the bath with cold water, he tub adjoining Was soon in it immersed to the neck, aud with his head upon the sloping end of the tub he fell asleep. he remained until the next morniug | | when a bell boy aroused him. Nine hours in the cold water had Hi sbrivelled up his hands and feet and |! stiffened his joints until he could| hardly move, but a few bot diiuks | While he admits that it is a most effectual way of so- soon revived him. bering up it is gerous. der the water.” he said to the clerk, | you would have had as. usational suicide on your hands, and nothing could have proved that I bad not in- tended tu take my life.” He said} that during the night he dreamed that he was shipwrecked in the Are tic Ocean and that he was swimming He is has sworn the | | around among the ice fields. still in the city and hotel help not to divulge his name. | Merit Wins. We desire to say to our citizens, | that for years we have been selling | Dr. King’s New Discovery for Con sumption, Dr. King’s New Life Pills Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters,and have never handled rem- | edies that sell as well, or that have} given such universal satisfaction. We | do not hesitate to guarantee them every time,and we’staud ready refund the purchase price, if satisfactory re sults do not follow their use These remedies have won their great | popularity purely on their merits. | H. L. Tucker Druggist. The best paying property in Ne- vada is a mine whose history is thus told by the Central Nevadan: eon Wenban had run “Sim- the Gartison tunnel at great expense, but was left | ' oditors | There was not a pound | a poor 150.000. man, owing his ¢ of ore in sight whereby the debt| might be paid. As a last resort, with a forlorn hope, after the mine had | been closed. Simeon Wenban drilled ahole in the hanging wall and blast-/ ed out a huge piece of rock, which | he found to be st a solid block | of metal and part of vein which had be 1 dreds of feet. This tunate last} effort marked a sudder that seldgm falls to the lot of man. It} was Wenban, the poor man. the la an immense | 1 hun- t change gomery & Co, Towa. When I began using Ely’s Cream Balm my catarrh was so bad I bac headache the whole time and dis charged a large amount of filthy matter. That has almost entirely | disappeared andI have not had | jheadache since—J. H. Sommers, | ive | Stephney, Conn. j = it Filling | his room | } | In that position | altogether too dan-} I [ J MBER.! “If Thad got my head uu- | oe | Easv Wav tc | BEES Sam Jones Attacked Tex.. July 29.—While tion t te recom New Hear | yete adache, Order of Publication. | STATE OF MISSOURI. ¢ i County of Bates. | 5** In the Probate court for the county of $, May term, Isvl. Estate of Isaac Evans, de- 1, WoW. bonis non. 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