The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 2, 1891, Page 4

ee Ne DARING BANDITS | : : a a ae The Garland is the Best. Ir EXCELLES ALL OTHERS. PEETET It is made of the best jed over to the townshi collectors. | The Record publishess “Kodak” BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES County Treasurer i ui informs, bagel the = red ores jail, and, | ae e way it is a very true likeness! pS? that ore aieecar pecs railroed ot that ailupidated structure. But! A Train Held up Near St. Louis—-The | has paid its taxes for this year, with | what is strange about the matter 1s Expeeesiand| Mull Care mined ~~ the exception of the additional levy, |that the record. which has fought | By the Bola B. and this they refuse to pay. Now, every jail proposition submitted in | aa os lif this tax is illegal and the railroads | the past res years i now take. _ > Louis, Me. Dec. 1.——West | i : oo | the initial step toward securing ove. bound passeuyer train: No. 3 on the pe pe oe [sreexene com Rey pep teeter: | The last creniaieed voted = Bio Frieso ne whieh left. this station | aranedar ail benclciient aiaiee jery tax payer in Bates county. If austin boldly proclaimed that be at 8:25 v'elock t» night, was held up | ge eatacuage paid, tor $1.25. poe tax is legal, then the railroads | would hever consent to vote money aud robbed by masked wen at Glen jshould be forced to pay—iu either | to builda jail aslong as a democratic dale, eight inves from the Uuion de | PROGNOSTIOATIONS. jevent, the suit which was promptly | Court was in power tu do the work | pot at 8:55 o'clock . < | Now hear what he has to say: “Tue The train was stopped by the des It is somewhat early to begin | brought against the aces for | Feople of Bates county should view peradoes, the crew fanned aud, prophesying as to what the political | IssU yoac is) axes SE te beeu | this matter iu the proper hight, aud it is said, a beavy sum of mousy was fituation will be next year, but our| Pushed to its conclusion. It is not | not let partisan or Sectional preju secured. It was also sed that the 7 right to make the people of Bates | dices overcome the mnght. What) mail car was rifled of its pouches of a8 ea nee atitiga county pay atax that the largest | bas brought about this chauge of registered mui J. D. ALLEN Ebrtor. }. D. Atrex & Co., Ptoprietors. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION matenial in the market it has the heaviest steei jacket; it has ae extra heavy fire pot; it has an ash pan; it has cold air flues‘it has an automat ie damper, it is more : : j heart? “Partisan or sectional preju At 1 o'clock but little information Democratic. Repvsiicay. corporsuaue ee beg de) oe be jdices’ should cut uo ie aan is obtumable, nothing having been; hamdsomely ornament Alabama.... 11 California.... 9 pay. If it is binding age one it i’ But then we only waut to point out) known in the city of tue robbery un- ed than any other, it firkenses..... Golde... 4 binding on all alike. We do not be-/ the miconsisteney and extreme pur til after 11 o'clock | ini : E Connecticut... 6 Idabo. 3 | lieve there is acitizen of our county | — a paper — = op Bx m —The — = — as the heaviest nickle yl ine bie se wees - -@ |) pos sublic improvemeu ecause mitted by six men whe boarde. e Nu i i Delaware - 3 HMinois eee a ee eee pani Beis pale aden its own unght train at Old Orchard. paren 2 es ama i i i Two got ou} it is necessary, in order to raise suf- | 8 Plorida...... 4 Kansas | feap some credit eut of it. Weare the front eud of the baggage car) weigh more than any Georgia......13 Maine. B ficient revenue to meet the legiti | strougly in favor of any fair and and two on the rear of the same | other of the same size, Kentucky 13 Massachusets..15|™8te expenses of the county, pro equitable proposition that willin jcar Two entered the ear and blew! t will keep fire longer. Seuldiine.... © Michign vided every tax payer is treated surea jail for Bates couuty, no wat | open the safe taking all thecontents. | it will take lesa fuel, it i Maryland Ss Mabrake.. g| alike. But our people are not such Michigan as 5 Nevada ....... 3| Patriots that they are willing to pay a tax which cannot be collected by law, and which the railroads and other large corporations refuse to pay Mississippi .. 9 Missouri ....17 Mew Jersey. .10 N. Carolina. .11 8 Carolina... 9 Tennesse.e.. 12 Qoxas....... 15 Virginia .....12 W. Virginia... 6 New Hampshire 4 North Dakota.. 3 ONG: 2.-.02:< «05 28 Oregon....... 4 Pennsylvania. 32 Rhode Island. 3 South Dakota 4 Vermont ..... 4 Washington.. 4 Wyoming.... 3 money is distributed to its various funds,these people who pay have no further recourse-they canuot recover their money, even though the tax should be proven illegal. We do not care to advise our readers in the premises, preferring that they Total 180 175 | Shall exercise their own judgment in +) “Soulrwor. the matter, of whether or not they Indiana ............ ee ete will pay this additional levy. We do, Towa.... 13 |think that tnecourt acted in bad Minnesota. 9 | faith in making such a levy after be- Montana ...... sees 3) ling well enough couviuced of its il New York........ +--+. 36 |leyality as to cause the suit against Wiseonsin . . . . - 13 |the railroad company to be dis —— | missed. Totai 89 | | This week we issue, what iuight The Globe Democrat claims Iowa, } Minnesota and Wisconsin for the re- publican column, but while these states gave large republican plurali ties in 1888, tariff reform education has taken deep root, and they are now in the doubtful with an excellent showing for democratic be termed in] common parlance. a has been the cus tom of the Times heretofore, on the eye of the Christimas bolidays to is- sue extra large editions for the ben- efit of its This propose to outdo all former efforts “sereamer. It patrons. time we column, and to issue not only the largest pa- | victory. Towa is tfudoubted!ly a tar iff reform state and when the pro- hibition situation is tdoks as if the electoral vote of that state will surely go tothe democrats. West Viginia, we count it in| ju, readers ¢an see from our adyer the democratic column, still 1ts vote ising: patrouage that our perenne | i@ 80 close that it might be termed Daring this doubtful. mouth 2000 sample copies By our count there ave 175 repub , lic on and 180 democratic tun. to choice 223, It is possible for the democrats to be duccessful without New York, but it | is hardly probable that this can be ja town und county as a well patron- accomplished. With New York eith-| i) .4 newspaper Ii, after er, of the u conciude the Times per, but send out more extra copies in the four weeks of December than considered it} were ever issued by avy priating of fice in Bates county. We do this at; lgreat expense and hard work, and while appreciate our efforts. will be Parties who sent out each week. votes cer- receive these papers should send Necessary {them to friends in eastern states who are thinking of commy west = Noth- ing speaks so well and favorably of a careful ‘ doubtful states marked | above, save Moutana, would elect the democratic ticket Michigau eects her electors by districts, and } we have votes from that state. eXamlation, y is worth the subscription price (31 in advance), we would be glad to Above all things we would impress upon you to study enroll your names the democrats five The logie of | the situation seems to be imperative Ito bu p goods chea; that the carry New bever ait One York in order to elect a president. i a ioieae While we have counted Kausas in| so) the holiday, tradesand are giving the republican column, it is impossi. | the benefit of hard time prices ble to tell where her electoral votes | will be cast. Tho republican leaders | The third party just recognized their weakness in the jawakening fr on the stupor into northwest, which knowledge gained | which the last Kansas election knock- for that section the national conveu-)¢d them.and have began to “figger.” tion, in the hope that it would turn) They are now publishing. without the tide. |regard to truth. miraculous ests Apparently the democratic party | ”4/¢s of their vote in that state and has clear sailing for the White ;®r@ encouraged by each effort to bouse, but it must be very careful iv | make the succeeding estimate still the selection of its candidates and | higher, until they have reached the the main issue, the tariff, must not Wonderful conclusion that the peo- be lost sight of. | ple’s party polled a larger vote in - | Kansas than they did in 1899. We Is THE LEVY ILLEGAL? ‘have no doubt the republicans are The county court made a levy of | perfectly willing they should keep 40 cents cn the $100 valuation, for oo making estimates so lor g as they county purposes, for taxes of 1890, | (the republicans) can eapture the leaving the townships the option of offices, which they did this year in } making @ levy in excess of that pro- jfour fifths of the counties. and in vided for by the coustitution, or run nearly all the jaticial distr — EE given our advertising coluuius if you waut er than vou democrats before in your life merchants have stock papers their affairs on wind and promises The Nevada Demociat hits “Our It is needless to add that the town Daves Franci e pretty hard ships made a levy sufficient to meet raps. Among other eudearing terws their expenses—being 1 most in- jf Gals him a political boss, a dead- cock in-the-pit, and accuses him of hypocracy and treachery—declares he bas proven traitor to his St. Louis supporters. and an ingrate a tor to stances 20 cents. The tax payers iu the county paid this additional levy, but the railroads refused to snore than the forty cents levy, the county court promptly brought suit, At the June term of circuit court, 1891, the county court had this suit dismissed, leaving the rail- roads virtually masters of the situa- tion. The court made the 40 cents y for taxes of 1891, which are now due, and the books have been turn- pay nk ; and nd trai- his Vernon county support- ers. If the editors of the Democrat would apply to Tom Corrigan, of Kansas City, or Jobn Seuilan. of Si Louis, they might get some valuable pointers from these gentlemen on how the governor regards his polit- ical promises. And, again, if taxes are paid, and the| [startin beball of ther caadidate. Lt} jis gaven out to day thai at least oue | til he is out of the race. | poisoning. ‘asked to have the remains |ter what party is in power, and we | promise not to split hairs en the | ‘meaning of the words and terms of! | the proposition. ——— EE | To Open Headquarters ter Hatch. Washington, D. C., Nov. 2 —| | | who was clerk of the Committee ov | ‘Agriculture in the forty ninth aud! [fiftieth cougresses, arrived to-day | to open headquarters for Mr. Hateu. | The Missouri cundidate for speaker | ‘will be quartered at the Willard, and probably have an additional suit o1 | rooms at the Metropolitan. He! leaves St. Louis to night, accompa | ‘nied by Congressmeu LTarsney, Cobb, | Bland, Norton, Mansur, | a, DeArmond, Heard and Byrnes, and by a party of his pobti cal | sants, conristing of Jobn G Pia » George Maan and Cor hie s, of Haunibal; Harvey , of Clinton: ©. P Elierbe. Alone» Cuuren, Ro Wells, George Wo vtlen and ex-Gov Camporl jAvotins ,wtey, Cousisting of Gov. | Bianes, U. 0. Matlitt, ©. 0. Ran | Ww: Lou Vo dtepiens, Walter) You aud otiers, is expected to} leave St) Louw Wednesday morn lug Congressman Fyau. who was | to aecompany the first party, is} preveuted by illuess| The resentatives of the Missouri ad ance del egation are in dead ¢ PPO cuss AU Ayeressive Canny ten to ofthe Arkansas delegation will vote | for Hatch, aud for nobody else. une | —— \ PUISONED FOR INSURANCE. | bertible Crimes Charged Against someone tu Louisville. | { Lousville, Ky . Nov. 24 —A year ago Thomas Austin, Lis wife and five ebildren lived at 106° Eleventh! the chidren | al The fath er and the remaming child were re ported dying yesterday case a slight tever vomiting ant street, One by o died until one remait In exch reompanted by in the! AC severe patus stomach were the first midications Thn the potent) grew rapidly worse and wm x day or two deatu would ensae In each case the reg-| ular physiemn gave typho death t had died bad been! insured and tt rey paid by the | insurance company immediately at | ter death. The amount of insurance | on each rauged from 3300 t» $500. | The neighbors begun to talk and fin-| aliy the attending physician ealled | in a well knowndoctor, LL © Smith | Dr. Smith made a diagnosis and | eoneluded that the cause of the il ss of the father was arsenica! The coroner will be! of the} Austin children exhumed and an an- | alysis of the stomachs made. Dr Smith is firmly convinced that arsen-! 1¢ bas been used in every cuse The mother is alive aud well Tue | insurance papers were iade out in | her name. She refuses to talk. ditever as | the cause of Kach child ul The people of Cass county are having a high o!d time over their bonded indebtedness seem to y dou't appreciate Judge Philips’ good offices in his attempt to com- promise the debt. It is usually the thanks a fawily quarrel d if he stick he can deem ease that a man gets small for meddling in that doesn’t concern him escapes the bri himself fortuna’ Hon. US Mansur's seat Hall is in congress ani the indications are that He is a brilliant fighter and a man wel! qualified to represent any district in the state. after he will get it. aud aggressive Why use impure cisiera water when Pastures Improved Patent wa- ter filter is guaranteed to purify it , For Sale by Brssert-Wareter Merc'r. Co. 38-tf | watched the disease with much interest, fed uticura ab. st. and | by Express Messenger Mulreunin was bally injured by the explosion ‘Yhe car was badly wreeked. The amount stolen cannot be learned at this hour. 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