The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 13, 1892, Page 2

EE ae aa a em ae ne eee FEARFUL FATE. Awful Calamity at a Coal Shaft in the Territory. CAUSED BY AN EXPLOSION. A Number Kacape By an Old Exit Over bed, Most of Th pably Dead—Foot of the Shaft Filled With Corpses. BHOCKING MINING DISAST; McAcesres, I. T., Jan. §.—At 5:10 p. m. yesterday mine No. 11, owned by the Osage ¢ four and one exploded. At t tim: ) men shaft, most of whom were age to take them out, and th of the shaft is « mass of dead bod Kighty-fiv out by an old ent and forty-two were saved by the shaft, most of whom are or less burs and bruised, and half will probably d ‘This leaves about 225 men yet int maine, and in all probabilit lead. At 7:10 a. m. ten dez brou and only one cor slf miles east of here, the more ad men Ww d be re at out ovo i, the remains «© 59 muti- lated. One man climbed out of the shaft, 500 fect deep, by working from brac to bracket and was saved. Thousands of wives and mothers are eagerly watching cach eage anxious asiteomes to the surface, hoping to see their loved ones, only to turn away disappointed. The explosion was caused by LS Ey shot when gas was in the mir this time it is impossible to le names of the dead and wounded. Kun Up Alarmingly. Lonpon, Jan. 8.—The death rate of London, sing the mean of the last two weeks, is found to be thirty-two per 1,000, which is much higher than it has been in any other consecutive two weeks in the last ten years, with the single exception of January, 1800, when influenza was at its cessive mortality is ascribed to the re cent fogs and low temperature, and the deaths attributed directly to influ- enza rose last week nineteen to thirty-seven. had until last week suffered comp: ively little from this new visit of intluenza. Al- though parliament is not now sitting, tive members are reported to be con- tined to their homes with grippe. They are: Henry Labouchere, Bernard Cole- ridge, Cowley Lambert, Dr. Clark and John Dillon. Of members belonging to the upper hous: three are now iil, Lord Saye and Sele, Earl Cadogan and the Bishop of St. Asaph. Among the society people reported as suffering are Countess Brownlow and Lady Abergevenny, and the in- fluenza has also attacked a number of the servants in the royal establish- ments at frogmore and Windsor. From East Kent reports e that the farm- ers have brought their work almost to a standstill, as nearly all the laborers and farm hands ure sick. And in those districts the disease is much worse than it was during the previous epidemic The island of Gaecusey reports 5,000 cases under treatment cri worst. ‘This ex- from London y CRITICAL SICKNESS. neat Sent For Uie Physician Weakness. Hink.e, of An Urgent Re street, re- through his son, E. the following tele rram: TON, Jan. 7, ish Hinkle. works Is your fothe n the ity Tell him to to see Judge Crisp, who is sick. Urgent: answer Mrs. ©. © CRISP. Dr. Hiok family physi E. E. Hinkie during the day in which } Mr. Crisp was no better. The following dispatch from Wash- ington is printed he In spite of the favorable reports which have beensent out from Speaker Cri the Metropolitan the past the speaker is still criticaliy ill and his family are very mi al dabout his condit Mr. Catehings said that the evisis of his had not been passed and that pneumonia was still feared. Mr. Crisp isso weak apenin his hand, and whea he was called on to sign a check to-day Mrs Crisp had to hold his hand and guide the pen. The speaker is so sensitive to changes in the aimosp bed clothing is sewed about * has been Judge Crisp’s n for tweaty years) Mr. his son, received a letter psaid Ys reom at two da illness hathe can not hold t his in the shape of a bag, closed at to prevent the air reacl this b Verished in a Tennessee Cave. NASHVILLE, nn, Jan. s.—The body of John W. Goshorn, of New York, special agent of the Mutual Life Insurance Co, was found yesterday. Two weeks ago Goshorn stopped at Bristol and sud denly disappeared. For three d going on, and, finally, letter from Goshorn to his sweetheart gave a clew to his whereabouts. Init he sail he was go- ing to Bishop's cave to prospect for silver ore. Following up this clew Goshorn's body was found in the eave yesterday, a mile from the entrance. Try his side was found the remnant of a tallow candle. It is supposed that the candle burned out, and being unable to find his way out without a light Gos- horn died of starvation. The were shipped to New York. A Town Destr ved ny, Fire. Mo.wtreat, Jan. 8.--Fire almost de- stroyed the town of LaChute, ing manufacturing from here. Out of are destroyed and t inhabitants are seeking churehes and public bu have withstood the flames. 00. The S s been remains center sixty £90 houses fi H juarters of the elter in the dings which Loss, $209,- »men Not i ynched. Monit. 9 —The report of the lynehing of Neal Sims and the two @aughters of Bob Sims near Womack Hill, Tuesday night, is denied by the sheriff of Wayne county at Waynes- boro, Miss. the nearest telegraph station to Womack Hill. oal & Mining Co. at Krebs, | | ee OKLABOMA’S NEW GOVERNOR RECIPROCITY, | Sketch of the Lifeof Abram J. Seay, Gow- ernor of Oklahoma Gomme, C= ee * fe Abram (rhe Department of State on the Reci- “rson Seay, the new governor of | oon | Oklahoma, was born in Amherst coun: | procity Features. ty, Pa., November | eee 28, 1882 His pa! FOREIGN COUNTRIES WARNED. rents moved toj Osage county, Mo., | Sema ery | ers, stung by defeat, awardac trac _ Messiah. ; Reu They Mast Show Favors Wh States Admits Their Prot when he s years of age and he grew up ona farm. His early education was meager and at 21 he could scarcely | the United ts Pree or Be Subject to Discrimination —Text of Blai e's Note, read or write De-! 4 DATE SET FOR RETAI net or | Wasurnaros, Jan. 8 —In vie termination WS! provision in the recipr one of his more! PI note | the tariff law of it the October yrominent traits prominen duty of the ing t after esiden RAM y. and by working by} ae it _ ae EAPO Sa y | January 1, 18 to suspend by procl ee nee ' 5 ; Pe ect.) ation the free admission of way throug bh the academ aA si iuolasses: eoifee. ton anal Rul ville, Mo. Graduating from that in- such countries prodt stitution titution as after that date m study ¢ of learning he began the law. ‘Three days before upon American agricul al and othe the firing on Fort Sumpter he was| UP zs 2 ot eercuwre es eRtahied ig the Hie goonlenughel products which he may deem unequal ee ee bx ae ee | ar u asonable, the president sub- the then ail pe *spiritof war and| —.. é listed’ in. th ee thous! mitted to the attorney-gene the eniistec in ae unio cause, @ hough : question whether authorized the majority of his people took sides | with the confederac. Entering as a} private he was mustered out in August, him to issue a proclar y when the duti of the proclamation wou pee Cate f the Thirty-second! eect, The attorney-general deci Missouri infantry : aarti : that the du ch and be ¢ He returne i to his musty law books, | yoyo ante of swept away the accumulation of cob- Poe z : proclamation and a future webs and resumed practice. He en- ae Ne can not be named tered politics, uniting with the repub-| Qo tot wing tot lican party, and was not unknown| = to office. He was successively county | iis decision and to the fact that justice to importers of the arti named in see ; fi tion 3 of the tariff law re- attorney, Se a Ey, and ee | quires that reasonable notice should be euit judge, serving in the latter! jiven of the president’s intended ac- position for twelve years He as | tioutisccretary! Elase pestecdas iene beard'from the ‘stump in every cam! notes to the diplomatie representa paign and twice ran for congress! o¢ Austria-Hungary, Colombia, Hayti, against Richard 1 ads the champion | Heals. Chen (ae fae of silver. In May, 1800, he was ap-| ne islands) and Venezuela, i pointed associate justice of the supreme ue of cv iahon® wick position he) ut would issue his. pro neld until his recent appointment @S | less in th governor of the new territory. | | mation » meantime some satisfac reciprocity arrangements shou HUGE DEFICIENCI Teese : oes Negotiations with France and some | ‘the County Treasurer's Office at Has other countries have ESS | Neb, HAsrings, Short 960,000. stage as, in the opinion of the presi- Neb., Jan. 8.—It had been | H dent, to werrant the secretary of state generally known for several weeks} in wit noti t that there was asbortage in the county es lamat ing their products. treasurer's office. Yesterday the board The is the full te of supervisors met, and after an e retary Llaine’s note to the minister of amination of the books reported Venez ‘ea and the others are in similar shortage of something over $22,800. las: bonismen of Treasurer Paul at DEPA)TMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON once ar amount, anged for the payment of this but were confronted yester- day afternoon by a ecnfession made to andJ. M. Ragan by Deputy Treasurer Fest that there was a still further shortage of 830,009 that had not been discovered by the sifting com- mittee, from the fact that the money had never been charged on the books. Members of the board say that tho | those articles, shortage will exceed $40,000. es as Deputy Treasurer Fest has not been | iy) cate Count n since the confession. The office now in charge of the sifting com- mittee of the board of supervisors and experts are engaged in looking up fur- ther discrepancies. Sensational devel- opments are looked for. The bonds- men are abundantly able et any shortage. ‘Treasurer Paul says he does not know what has become of the money, except 100 which he lost by the failure of the City national bank two years ago. lent to a, tion 3 of this mis: of duty were made “‘y cure reciprocal tr, ries produ @ that “on ar sr and so often as the govern and exp hh de s. Taw a uneu or other other products of th w of the imposes dut © agricultu States, which mof such sugar, me nd hides into the United to m such sugar, mo production of deem lec, tea and antry, for guch t and in sucht case du sha is the pro rontet Ce sein fre tion 3 TWO IMPORTANT COMMITTEES rates set h in said The Appropriations and Ways and Means Co ittees Organ zed. WASHINGTON, committees of the h organization yeste prc priations eommit appointment of sub- ferred action on the appropriation =r Jaa S—Two important use effecte {an The appre- ee authorized the ymmittees and de- census deficieney quested by Superin- tendent Porter until they can begin werk, It is practically sett'ed that there wi 1 be no assemblug 1 the general ap- | propration bills in tie appropriations committee an} the -distribution of ap- propriation mittees v og several com- con: | means | 5 gresses. committee ness pre and work on Toun M. Casson as ¢ xander Jones, a C snec pal newspaper 1 r tant J. D. Dar Springtiel, > Messe meinbers were prese erk cler town of New Marset is all torn up over the supper whi of rabbit hunters their vi torious The match hunt oceurrei a week ago and hundreds of hares were slain. he victors had pre- pared to feast high on bee game, pie and other luxuries, but Herbin Ma Portar Brit the sheriff and - } Dr. Harbin, have Wine, received lett yes- | Gov. Francis’ privat se terday were awakened rudely from) that the governor had determined not their daydream. The c aaeered hunt- | to interfere further in be ha Har- f of ithe eon- d for serving the banquet to the ladies of the Methodist church. The victors are howling with rage, a well know that the delicacies w excluded to make way for weak le bin, and that i the sheriff to rant January made a very thorough | the case, and has come exec v 5 vr has ation of investi decision after granting th respites, postpon- ade and sandwiches A committee! ing the time of execution from Argust waited on the Ladies’ Aid society and /20 last, y five months, Harbin asked them to throw up the job, but! was ec of a coma ion of sen- received only derisive laughter. | tence. Intoxicated Man Killed. | _ The Seward € InperespeNce, Mo, Jam S—In-}, TOPEKA, Kan., formation has reached this city of the | !Hpeortance has accidental killing of William MeClare | 4tSaloa or Spri near Buckner. McClure had been | the auees eived a secc ond disp working between Buckner and Sibley | ftom Gen. Roberts stating that he for some time. and a few ro; Would concentrate his he decided to have a good time and got S/d. The Wichita com full While going home, walking to- be sent to A ward Atherton on the Santa Fe track, | T¢ards the situ he was struck by a heavy freight train and instan NeClure. it is said, has relatives near Odessa, Ma ost Dancing Again. Gig evenings ago} rese killed. sive any ¢ mmunica- oberts. >mocratic members of the Mis- GuTunir, Ok, Jan. S—Six hundred he « Otee, lox Kaw and Indians sissippi legistature met in cancus and . ghost dance near Red 2 ‘opted a resol to th ect that The Paw-| they wouct m so holding a dance on the | United Sta senators to erand have bought $1,000 | George and Walthall This means the to present to thej election of the gentlemen | themselves. oO for aerokee strip. such a tothem< fa proe- t Spring- | succeed | to succeed | PERSONAL ANDO IMPERSONAL. eently conducted a “mock” marriage, es ¥ married a man i deceived. after ation, scrip- —A Lrooxiyna, N. Y., elergyman re } | showing great ae iarity with CASTORIA RSA MASA OWS SSSA tural edition, a cor f an elegant bound Bibl t and lected ta | wit | —Gen A | aa for Infants and Children. ————_—_—————————— ir E Aruo'd, the d@ the Bre sh speaking persons soe nose | “Castoria is so well adapted to children that Castorta cures Colle Constipation, the decorat Re aioe I recom d itas superior to any prescription 0 hosa. Eructation, ~ a: Kis Worm ves sleep, and es di ered White E knowntome.* HLA. Ancues, M.D. —— . a king of $ 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. rious medication, Leo | Tug Cextacr Compasy, 77 Murray Street, N. ¥ h missionary, | im to eat the | plunder or lose He was given | to eat the outfit, the feat. He is seven days in O Welton Fancy Groceres, Provisione of Provisions of all Kinds. ARE AND GLASSWARE ARG TOBACCO, pay the highest market price for County Mo- She is a practical ph thropist, has a charmin easy manner most people find very attractive. e, whi does not lo e OVcr SIXty. egent of the Neth Berlin next ons will be mac ceive the royal guest and repay her for the royal reception accorded the Em- peror William upon his visit to The Hag It is uncertain as yet whether she will be accompanied by the little queen. —Fifty thousand do n by a charita her- visit lands Great prepa will spring. ao SS) —Z lars was recently soci as the = pomnibot iis Gocmanlenpress Aner decided that 000 should go to the building of a maternity hospital, $20,000 to the building of an ical chureh and $5,000 for a chureh organ. deliberation she g Polish workman in a roll- ing mill in Pittsburgh, who wanted a Produces East Side Square. Butler, off, thou ght he would disable a j of rolls, i threw's barof cold|| <<a SS S Happen ee see Se | between them. The bar was u one of whichstruck a fellow- orikman on the head and in- jured him -o severely that he died be- fore night) The Pole was arrested on acharge of manslaughter. —Mrs Spurgeon takes actual charge of allthe funds which are intrusted to her husband for keeping. The book fund, which is now very large, is entire- | ly in her care. The orphan asylums, missions and special institutions funds, for which Mr. Spurgeon is sponsor and for which money is sent to him, are all hanted over to Mrs. Spurgeon for safe- NEW FIRM? NEW GOODS? Having purchased the stock of goods known as the Grange store consisting of GROCEREIS & DRY GOODS, that Ihave re- { | { desire to say to my many friends keeping plenished the stock and fitted up the store room in “A LITTLE NONSENSE.” shape an! i would be glad to Lave all my old fiends Struek His Gait. — Mahlstique — Mr aecne : “Ah, Pinxit, my boy, what are you Ye painting for the academy this year? Pinxit (cheerfuliy) —‘‘The window frames and cornicc —Penelope—“It's awfully mean of the men to say that you are just like us girls.” Dicky —‘‘Oh, I don’t mind it, you know.” Penelope (quickly )—“Yes, but we do."—Brooklyn Life. —An Uphill Drive.—‘tHow do you | hold on when you drive up that steep | hill” asks her mother. ‘Hold on to SES ee Mr. Daring,” she replied, without flinching. —Rider and Driver. —VPrepared to Prove the Contrary.— Willie (to new boy)—‘You're from the ‘ country. That's what you're from.” enter 4 | New Boy—“I can say Wob Shavnoo as MONEY to LOAN or real estate. | well as you ean, dog-on-yuh!"—Chicago drawn five years wel cad nyable Tribune : b per cent home money. PORDUCE OF ALL KINDS WANTED. I will guarantee my prices on goods to be as low as any store in the city. Call and see me. TE. Ts. PET cuemmmermenn eee rte ea voy Ss. An unlimited suojly of Loans any time. Also plenty of & —Wenderby—“Beatrix, why do you | refuse me when you know a single kiss | teem intee aivGet lipe would tatoxieate Farms for sale in all parts of Bates county. Low Prices, Easy | me with delight.” Beatrix—“Because, Terms If you want to bay or sell it will be to | George, this isa prohibition town.”— your Tnterest to see me. | Boston Dost. | —Mr. Stinter (examining some ac- 7 r. ~ aj | coun on antag, feyminns some =e /Complete Abstracts of all Real Estate in Bates County, | courting to the wedded days. Then there was alternate billing and cooing, now it seems to be about all ‘billing.’” — Boston Courier. Missouri. GEO. M. CANTERBURRY. Offlee | —A Georzia editor who recently dis- covered a pile of human bones in his town has decided that they once be- longed to men who had attempted to run newspapers in that vicinity.— Atlanta Constitution, —Wanted to Be Env you not eat yo waitin’ till John: : | Apples taste much better when there’s some other kid to watch you eat 'em.” —Indianapolis Journal. in rear of Furmers’ Bank, Butler, Missouri. i—“Why do Tommy?” “I'm “Moa Rey 4AVANsas, kes me, my dear,” said he, as the cries of the baby re lullaby she was trying “that your voice is some- Jonah— tis swallowed up imore American. j e Cop.—Barkeeper—"“If somebody don't pay for this round of drinks I shall have to call a police- man.” De Tanks—‘tYou must be new at this business; it’s dead he wouldn’t pay for ‘em."—N. rald —My dear, will you please explain how your new cloak came to be set down among the household expenses?” “Why, darling, you are certainly not going to deny that it is a mantle-piece? And you know youtold me to get one.” —Washington Star. | —Repartee.—"What's that picter?” | asked a vis’ sarcastically, arose above to sing to it thing of a Zz 3 z Es _ a <a a mp eo = uo. “STS 03 00° AJ SHOUIBY UOTE AL ETQNOCT ‘OW “<qunog sop, jo UU SPOTAVAT JOVUOIC tor from the Wayback dis- | trict of an attendant in an art gallery. “Feuerbach’s ‘Hafiz at the Fountain,’” | was the curtreply. “You don't say,” £49 [[8 JO SO[pprg $ OF OTS wo. “Kayunoo siqy Uy epym TIA VS AOM MOO» MUO Ta 4 2 be] Ss 5 | said Wayback. ‘‘Where’s his other! > 9% | half?"—Detroit Free Press. 4 ¢ That Was All.—Smith—“I say, | oy & = fs | Smythe! Smythe (who is running at = the top of his speed, stops)—“Well, | = oon what is it? Hurry up, (puff, puff); o & lease. I have only two minutes to—" “ Smith—“I merely wanted t> say that ~ you'd lose your train if up.”"—Yankee Blade. men he Paragon. — you didn’t hurry sou “ENE ‘SIL 0o8 Puy oulo; quoduotpo oy mMroay sootud $ ssoumng 3anq opsnis 6 2 | = = Ro areste Magazine. —