The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 4, 1892, Page 6

SRS Aisin nn ng a Bice nanan. hate ME, GA Spt eo NEA A a RTM PR AN Farm Implements, & full and complete line of the best makes just received. Such as BARLOW AND JIM DANDY. CORN PI. a PLOTTING ASSASSI) i | | Fitteen of the Ringleaders Arrested | in Balearia. Constantivople, Apri! jdiscovery of the plot at Rustehuck jto assassinate the Sultan. Pri | Ferdinand of Bulgaria and the Bu ub garian ministers, in these dispatches on Su us Was Was due to = — information that leceived by Armen certain And the greatest Ridi FLYING Also a full line of Walki Buggies, Spring Wagons, and Roa Carts, Mitchel] tow» of Rus: and Turnbull Farm Wagons, G rass Sees Call and see me. SHIRLEY CHILDS: ug Plow on earth the DUTCHMAN, ng Plows and Harrows. , &c ME WAS HIS FRIEND. Maletion Refused to Hang ard Busby—But the Murderer {the Penalty tor his Crime. Ft. Smith, Ark., April 2 ep ard Busby was banged here at 10 o'clock today for the murder of deputy United States marshal Bar- ney Connelly, in the Indian Territo ry. He talked for half an hour on the seaffold, declaring the killing " have been in self-defenss. A half dozen women interested in the cas witnessed the execution. This is the | first efecution here for twenty years | not performed by George Maledon, | who has hanged eighty-one victims | without help. Maledon refused on | personal grounds to perform the ex | ecution. He and Busby were old friends. The execution was fair, but | not done with the neatness and dis- | patch characterizing Maledon’s exe cutions. The crime for which Busby is the killing of deputy U. 8. shal Barney Connelly about 15 miles | from this city, in the Cherokee Na tiov. Busby bas never denied the act, but claims that he acted in self- defense, not knowing who the deputy was. Busby was convicted of mur der in the first degree, and his son | dies mar- William was convicted of manslaugh ter and sentenced to the house of | correction in Detroit. Since his | sentence Busby has remained in his | cell most of the time and bas spent | a great deal of time reading the Bi ble. He refuses to talk about the case, and the only information that | he gave out was in regard to his exr- ly life. The last man | scaffold here was Bud Crampton. | He was the eightieth murderer who | had climbed its steps since the Ist | of January 1873. Busby makes the | record eighty-one. Fort Smith has been the scene of many notable exe | cutions. The first execution that | took place was that of John Childers convicted of murdering J. W. Wed- | ding of Kansas City, on Caney creek | in the northern part of the Chero kee Nation, Oct. 14,1870, by split ting his head with a hatchet while they were alone in camp. The cbject was robbery. Upward of 5,000 peo- | ple witnessed this execution. Since then hangings have occurred | in which as many as nine men have | been swung off at a time. All these | men were brought here from the In- dian country, where they committed their crimes, and although tried and executed here, Fort Smith and tie) state of Arkansas had no more to do | with them than New York. There has been but one execution under | the state laws in this country since | the war, and that was a negro hung | at Freenwood for the murder of his wife. who mounted the anging the congressional riets our district, the 6th, is left without a chairman. The committee men of the various counties in this district should,by mutual agreement, come together and organize by elec- ting a chairman and secretary, call a cougressional convention and tend to other matters that may come be- fore the committee. “How delicious is the winning Of a kiss at love's beginnin sings the poet, and his sentiment is true with one possible exception. If has the catarrh, even loses its sweetne Dr s Catarrh Remedy is sure eure for this repulsive and distres sing affliction. By its m ild, sooth ing, antiseptic, cleans ng and heal- ing properties, it cures the worst) eases. $500 reward offered for an incurable case. Cantion. In thes+ days of sharp competition ; 8P18 Friends and neighbors all thinks theirs the best, and do not hesitate the they have never seen the to say so, when fact may be, “Davis.” | Before buying a sewing machine, we p advise every one to examine the New High Arm Davis, and we are sure they will paid for the ef fort. It seems almost that, at this late date be re incredible so much im provement was the present evidences of popularity con- tinue, this new, model jhave the greatest sale | placed on the market. possible: If ne will of any rTTEN ever “There Was 2 negro down in one of the counties of my district,” sissippi, “who was elected to the legislature during the reconstrue tion times and served one term. was uneducated, to vote with but knew enough his party every time, and besides,picked up a vague smat- tering of parliamentary law. The | winter after that Le was drawn on the jury of the circuit court The docket was crowded and the court held until alate honr. It was his first service on a jury. One after ;moon late, just as the lamps were | | being lit, he was called on to sit on The ex-legislator was tired and hungry and did not relish the prospect of being kept away from his supper. So after the re- quired twelve had been accepted & new case. and counsel for the plaintiff was/| about to state his case the negro statesman-juror astonished every- body by rising to his claiming in a loud voice: “‘May it please the coht, I moves yo,’ sab, dat dis coht do now adju’n ontil to-morrer mownin’.’ “The judge was amazed at the un seemly interruption feet and ex- and informed | the sable juror courts never adjourn- | ; ed except on their own motion. “*Dat’s all right, | parliamentary juror; responded the ‘but, sah, yo" | kaint deny dat a motion to adju'n is jallus in ohdab England's position on the silver gold bugs of this country. Either | this fact makes Englishmen of the How did it happen?” said | | Congressman John M. Allen of Mis He| cau-| ty of explosives recommendation ;e4 at the prompt { j tion of the jcat and progress, ic is well to be tious in purchasing any article of ,merchandice, ou the sy of the mo- eut, or, upon the of others, who are not thoroughly posted. specially it is so, re- | gards purchasing «sewing machine, | duced | | tors who it believed were being bar | bored by | note of For. | St. Louis Post-Dispatch I have returned from 2 tip] through the state. I found the peo ple down on the Neonan Dalten | with stamp, naming this paper. W. A. Noves, S20 Powers’ Block, Rochester, | comparison. | tions, | | of bombs ie Be used in blowing up the principal buildiugs in tinople tants. Constan- and terrori The information indicated that the huck Was the center jof the plot. The police secretly in- {formed the Bulgarian govern of the existence of the plot Bulgarian authorities ac | greatest tifte, 1 arrested sleaders in promptitude 1 of the They a the con also si men arrested have u pubhe. The porte is hi Bulg It was the « SuLiau liseovery of ious of this conspiracy the Bulg: demaud of the porie ina uote couched in surrender of a part of the couspit Constantinople the influence of Russia the which probably It was this Bulgarian government led the a at Constantinople to act with proupt- rmution which led to the arrest of the plotter ithorities 3 ness in givin Dalton Done has killed To have gaug. As to Dalton, he himself with the country. the governor of Missouri mixed up with the mayor of the city—in ating within a ring—would be worse than The country people will peware of Dalton A Democrat Boss Tweed in his pulmy days. I aay from this time. Cousumpticn Cured. An old physictan, retired trom prac- ‘ice, having had placed ir his hands by an East India missionary the formula ot simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung Aftections, also a pos tive and radical cure tor Nervous Debil- ity and all Nervous Complaints, atter having tested its wondertul curative pow Eons through sto St LouisanJd return at e roundtrip. T s will be} th. good to re- » may | no. Pac. Co. wit} and return at en Tickets will be on to re until | | The for ¢ © fare Nel Iseil tie: ' Omaha, Co. wil May | at one fare for the ro: Apri neale For fa of sale rd to nin r date, , connections, rates W. C. BURRESS Agt. Mo. Pac. Ry., Butler Mo erve & Liver Pills. new princi —regulating stomach and bowels through A wv discoyery. They dilv cure biliiousness, bad taste, tor liver, piles and constipation. Splen- for men, women and children§}y , surest. 30 doses for § ples tree at H. L. 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So faras English ideas | are concerted it is “horse and horse. ' Under the republican style of argu K. C. Times. John N. Reynolds Seeks Preferment.| Atchison, Kas., April 27.—John N. Reynolds, the ex-conyict, has an- nounced himself as a republican | He ran) candidate for state s as independent for state senator | Tariff reform | ;ment George T, Anthony of Kan- | sas is an out and out Englishman — | lows said six how did you get it?” “Iwas first in natural history,” ' “Natural history, at your age! “Oh, they asked me how many legs a horse had.” | “And what did you say?” | “I said tive.” “But a horse hasnt five legs, child!” “I know it, but all the other fel-! —Youth’s Companion. | lilustreted w. +4 HW. Larimer. Church GC. Bridgeford. ae eS Se ee eS Ed. M. 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