The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 20, 1892, Page 1

ckly VOL. XIV. BUTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY Missouri State Baal OF BUTLER, MO. CAPITAL, - . . - . $110,000. | Receives Deposits subject to Check, Loans Money, Makes Collections aud on Real Estate on long or short time at lowest rates without delay. STOCKHOLDERS} Allen, Mre. Levina Hayes, Jona ¢ Slayback, Ea ‘ re, TC, Physician Hardinger, W N Farmer Smith, GL Livery isurk, Monro armer Hickman,G B Farniture dealer Smith, John TL Ballard, J N Farmer Meath, D B e , Lula Jenkins, J R Cashier Edmund Farmer Kinney, Don ’t Cashier Margaret Levy Sam Dry Goods & Clothing % Farmer Morrison. © Hf Farmer Coleman, Sam’l L Miller, Alf Farmer Caruthers, G@ A Farmer MeCracken, A Farmer J M Capital ber : Shristy, J M Physician Robt Farmer iark, Robert Farmer armer } courtney, J M Stock Dealer ohn Grocery tte : r, John Farmer CF Grocery ; , Wm E Cashier Davis, J & Foreman Times oficePowell, Booker Farmer Wright, TJ Capitalist Duteher, © H Prof Normal Sch Pigott, HH Bank Clerk Weiner, Max Boots & Shor * DeArmond,D A, M © Rosier, J M Farmer Walls, Wm Farmer Zyans, John Farmer Reeder, Osear Walton, GW Farm Kveringham, J Physician Radford, Chas R Farmer Walls, JT Ph Freemam, Carolineand Eliza feisner, J W > Insura Whipple. NL Fowler, Isaac Sullens, JL Banker Wiiliame, 8 V WM. E. WALTON president J. JENKINS cashier 4 BOOKER POWELL vice-president DON KINNEY Asst. cashier ‘ er er EL ETT LT LE ED 4 An Editor Indieted CALLED WHEELER A MONKEY. Kansas City, Mo., Jan. 15.—H. L Preston, editor of a publication | known as Sunday Sun, was to-day Mr Boutelle to Fizht a Duel. indicted by the grand jury, now sit- ting, and was arrested by County | Jo Marshal Stewart at his office CH ral of the late confederacy, is Broadway near Sixth street, on a ca- | ad (is a eet, cs ; alee determined to foree an apo pias issued by Judge White. Cl caper cme Boutelle of Maine. was taken before the latter official] “ ° 0 . i esate and secured temporary treedom on a hare cont ge pag dean {moukey. Mr. Boutelle must have bisatvorney, ro tog Bae WAY, 88 | alized when he held the gene sureiies. This bond will be in force ! until 10 o'clock to morrow, when, if Preston does not improve it, he will yo to jail. Preston manifested con- ; siderable susprise when Marshal tat’s Why the Gen. May Challenge Washington, Jan. 16.—Gener e Wheeler of Alabama, the y from who referred to the general on the floor of the house yesterday as a 5 trouble, for three times the General has challenged men for slighter of- ‘fenses. General Wheeler was not | on the floor at the time, but as soon ashe was informed of what Mr Boutelle had said about him he told Judge Culbertson of Texas that he would not let the matter pass uano- ticed. Since then General Wheeler | has Stewart served the warrant on him. He remarked, however, that he knew + ©) the grand jury had been after him for a long time, and he presumed he was “in for it now.” This is the ; tirst time Preston has been arrested kept himself in concealment $ under the authority of a Jackson ae newspaper men. county indictment, although his Conservative southern congress- 3 sheet Lee ness polis era pie | men say that while Geueral Wheeler x baer it ee ie . ci Banana | is impetuous they do not believe he ft | whirh ne ™ a : ke ee cna| would be so indisereet as to issue t is known as the Mehin is challenge, although he is a firm be- was passed at the last legislature to ‘it publications of the character of | the Sunday Sun. It makes the pub lication of a paper mainly devoted to the chronicling of lewed acts and scandal a felony, and the punish- ment for the editors and publishers is a term in the penitentiary of not less than two years or more than tive years. It also makes newsdeal!- + ers and newsboys who sell the ' known as “Fighing Joe” Wheeler. sheet amendable for the same Pun’) 41, Bontelle in his speech held him ishment as for the editors cae ie | upto ridicule and referred to him lishers—two or five years oe las being “like a monkey on an ele- at Preston has been indicted in several | phant at the circus.” Mr. Boutelle counties throughout the state, and was at his hotel last night but refus- and has been made defendant in | Miho See en cho liever ia the code. Tiey think that he will content himself by waiting until Monday and raising to a ques tion of personal privilege insult the gentleman from Maine. This will place Mr. Boutelle on the defensive and if he should send the challenge General Wheeler would not be the man to refuse to accept it In the south General Wheeler is ch numberless damage suits. About a! them word whether or not $he had , year ago Judge Burgess shot at | received a communication from Gen him in a bank at Brookfield. A big | 0.4) Wheeler. aly walking stick in which the bullet) py. three men whom General nM | imbeded itself saved his life. Se¥-| Wnoeeler has already challenged all ss | eral of the ——= = oe raimneditotiphe. ns enti a el A Diamond 1 its Stomach. at | eS me Cincinnati, O., Jan. 13.—Dan, the ip: An Ohio Lynehing. male ostrich of Robinson's circus, ive | Oxford, O., Jan. 14.—Henry Cor- wintering here, died today of the bin, the negro servant, who last Mon- grip, with which he was seized some ght BP day night brained Mrs. Geor, Ho-' days ago. A post-mortem was held. ity, J mer, the wealthy widow of this city, , The lungs were found congested and ist, J and attempted to outrage and mur- | the throat enlarged and ulcerated, | ble f der her daughter, was captured this | while firmly fastened in the coatings evening and despite the efforts of |of the stomach an $800 diamond the authorities, was hanged on the | that “Dan” picked last summer from sior | public square by a mob composed | a gentleman's shirt bosom in Montre of the best people of this place. jal was found imbedded. The s }ach was 18 inches in Diameter ‘the Most Pleasing Way. ng the grippe. c fevers is to use y Syrgp of needs 2 get yet effective cle ng. To be b efited cue must the true remed manufactured by the California F Syrup Co. only. For sale by druggists in 50c. and $1 bottles. »ma- That Terrible Congh in the Morning burried or difficult, breathing, rais- | lug phlegm, tightness in the ches quickened pulse chilliness ty the Per Pevening or sweats at night, Jy of these things if Stages of consumption English Cough Remedy ctor “} these fearful sympt 4 tnder a positive gu iB Tucker, druggist. d up to ridicule that there wovid be | Too much economy in such i t good policy....We would like t. know whether the re- bic Not Murdered. pert is true that G. W. P. Tawar, Mo. Jan. 16 ng to support the people's par tr } treasury | Hepler of Kenoma who had been A Younus Dangiter Fonlly Attacked is go- we lave not seen erces went to the house ¥ probibition for fe) Ns t at le s.... The moth about 4 tally mw er of James C was laid to rest Pouce: th : the Virgir etery Jau. 16th ae oe Op aeaine » died at El Dorado, where she 3 ons, : went about six weeks nzo jd vaghter, aged vi years D. Henderson, our fruit | ting the boys for th shows H. D 7 ee capital st tree n sotto ch: aw broke Austerdaut *k $10,000 1 was struck with « heavy u : glia ty is me . matter with Virginia poher and left lyin; as voolas, of Cx i g| mother’s prostrate forn FE espect and admuration of both | bey’s head was crusbed to a jelly | mand scholars....Dr. D. B eraduate of the old is now practic Lis success Two of Mrs. Goodly’s children vere absex at the time ited cases bodies at in Ine one {la gri 2 ined to excite the seconds ed to Kenoma, al int jhail soon. Ciistianity vs Science is to be the ject Affirmative, | C. N. Morrison, R. F. Harper, J. J.) Wolfe, A. J. Park and G. W. Park; | Negative, T.S. Harpor, J. T. Whin lnery, ‘T. J. Wheelor, J. W. McFad | The little girl showed sigus of life! den and and Chas. Hensley... . Tax- jand the boy was still breathing when payers of Charlotte township take |my advise and pay your taxes soon Our collector has been very indul , 7 gent so far, Lut the law gives him | | had the power to add au extra tax and ‘committed the deed, and an examin-! je may determine to do so soon. A \ation showed the tracks leading from \ stitch in time saves nine....Mr.| |the Goodly residence to that of his| Heury Feeback lost between the Mi | j ‘ jami bridge and Butler, a bed biank- et nearly THE WRETCH ATTEMPS SUICIDE pid aed Blue siivca W. J. Harrison and E. FP. Schey- and hisinitials (A A. F.) on it with} | ner effected the wreteh’s capture af red yarn. If the finder has no use | ter a desperate struggle and he was | for it, please leave it at Times office gave the alarm. esting discussion at adden i boxes upstairs.g ly to his own home a shor tance from there. j help arrived. The girl, upon recovering con- | 5 i & | sciousitess, stuted that Hepler lown. | brought to Lamar and lodged in jail | y surgeon jlast night This prompt effort pre-| |vented a hanging bee jsure a cure at | Great excitement exists among | Hensley brought out a fine load of the people of the «neighborhood | furniture to coumence house keep- where the crime was committed and | if F | ean : Aneel along nicely with his new barn; near E was feared an nttempt w oul €lly ready for the stock...... Henry | made to take him from the jail and| Craig of the far west, is home on a in Butler, Mo....... Mr. Cecil, our tire. leg among calves and in {che Db } E F JANUARY 20, 1892. | BRUTAL HIS CRIME Virgima Items. | Mother and Son Beaten to Death oases to pr ak. then ibe oe eA | py an inhuman Fiend pay for them out of incidental i f OF BATES N K, A 2 Ttlooks just a} CaSh Capital. THOMPSON ROSTER BENNETI KIPP Dr. J. RAV ERINGHAM W SILVERS NO. COUNTY, $50,000.00 President Vice-President 2d Vice-President Cashier Secretary i Attorney 4 DIRECTORS. Vin, Farmer and stoek rai: J. Hy y ¢ nm nd Stock s er Company Parmer. raiser Wheeler & Company and 2ud Vice-President. einy estor WAIR-OW TEE HEGE, FACT, REY I FACE New Discovery by Accident AEMS OR ARY PART OF INE PERGUA esolved and permane The World's Biggest Showman. Philadelphia, Jan new, light colored, with | Bailey has purchased from Cathorine oss the end| A. Cooper, widow of the late James 16.— James A. A. Cooper and adininistratrix of his manager estate, the Forepaugh who has bee of the ling with. ...Wim. Oldham is getting Cooper purchased them from the Adam Forepaugh estate. shows en- Mr. Bailey immediately trans- | uys he wall cure | ferred a one half interest in the pur- | eto his broth+r-n-law, Joseph tsahead....Chas.} 7 \feCaddon, hy ant 1 tind every Ohio ft ——GO TO—— C. A. VAN HALL, -- SUCCESSOR TO— 'F. BERNHARDT & CO. n the / shows since Mr. | Mr. Bailey is now the greatest pur- va : showman in the world. The for this reason he was removed to/ Visit. He looks like starvation was ern - , (Chase was the largest of the kind | Nevada to-night. astranger to him = Mr.C., I think eae eas 5 Genuinioen tot | will not start west again without a|¢Ver made by an individual. | 1e only re own for the] y¢ = | : maecls: | life-time partner.... For horse trad | aa = ‘awful erime re robbery and revenge. | ers see Cis. Browning aud Parish jas Hepler had made threats against | Nickell....John W. Nance has re- | the Goodly family. turned from his visit at ElDorado \ ‘Hepler is about 34 veure ob ace springs....You could tell by the} - Be ae | raed has a wife and five children in | looks of the lamp now that George} | ie a a _ | Bright and Ben Porter had been to |destitute circumstance. He denies| Butler Saturday....Mr. Geo. Light {his guilt and when accused of it used|of Oregon, is home visiting his the most violent and profane lan-| parents...... A nice lot of ice has guage. —— = = — = week | ee }abou inches thick ...There are Joe Goodly the husband aud fath-|+..5 vacant houses within a mile of | jer, was reached by a telegram at|town...Joe Arbogast and Bob Dud-| | Cheyenne, Wyo., while on his way |ley where were you all night Satur-| {west with a car load of horses. | day night? N. M. Nestiprope. ij i | A telegram from Kenoma this | evening announces that the little} girl is improving rapidly and has | When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. ‘given an intelligent account of the! When shewasa Child, she cried for Castoria, | crime upon Hepler. | When she had Children, she gave them Castorig This evening Hepler attempted Now is the time for g ing. That hacking cough can > Cure. W it. Sold at H. L. Tucker's | cured by Shilo's Drugstore. Will yeu sutte er complaint? Shiloh’s Vitalize rw anteed to cure you. jer, druggist. Sleepless nights made that terrible cough. er, druggist. rabbit gu th dyspeps a Sold by HL e so quichiy hunt- cription nd liv- ur ckK- ble by Shiloh’s Cure is the remedy for you. Sold by Hi L Tuck- Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath secured by Shiloh’s ¢atarrh Remedy. Price socts For lame back, side cr ct by H L Tucker. ; ; ; | tok’ Pocces Plesce: : horrible affair clearly fastening the | When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria So a Nasal injector free. ; by HL Tucker. u acts. It suicide in the jail by hanging him- j consumption ole by HE tack self with a rope made out of a blank-} The Earth at a White Heat. | Shiloh’s Vitalixer is et. He was disco ed by persons); Warrensburg, Mo,. Jan. 15.—J. in adjoining cells who gave the|H. Miller, William Miller and W. H. |? alarm and he was cut down. but not} Hood, while out hunting. yesterday, | till black in the ce. here, what they claim to be natural | gas. Smoke was seen arising from | the top of a hill. The earth around | the top was cracked open, and after, A man in Sioux Falls, Dak., quar- reled with his wife. and then took to drink. His wife, hoping to re- form him hired a masquerade suit | 3; , 71 1 zs one night and accosted him on the| 882s down about three feet they “Iam the devil,” she said, found the earth to be heated toa y husband grasped her hand ‘white heat. About half a mile south | of this was found another such place | and as there is nothing that would | : Soe ce indicate the presence of any sub-! Tae Best Authorities. stance that would burn, they think itis gas The odor given off smells Her cordially. “Shake old boy,” he said “Lam your brothe ed your law, I marri- Such as Dr. Dio Lewis, Prof. Gross ||, and others, agree that catarrh is not |’¢ g28 and as the heat grows great- | 2 local but a constitutional disease. | ¢r and the area larger the neighbors it therefore requires a constitutioral have fear x Sarsaparilla. pp. perinanently is praise Children Cry for Pitchner’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. as to what the result will | discovered, ten miles southeast of | , tor constipation. ness, and all 1 Cu tion drugstore Croup, whooping ¢ diately oss ot apr eite, ptoms Sold se Shi- Sold | Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure jis sold by us ona guarant cures need is fizzi- dyspepsia. 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