The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 9, 1893, Page 2

mr POLITICS NOT CONSIDERD. Bresident Harrisen cratic Jurist to the sevreme Bench. Feb. Harrison created m widesy afternoon b3 while it was in € Washington, senate ed States Circ Judge Howell Edmunds Jackson, Democrat, cf Tennessee, to be 2 uomination of Un ciate justice of the United States | Supreme court to fili the caused by the death of Mr. Althcugh ? ined to criticize the nomination of vacancy Lamar. of a political opponent, all who knew | in Nebraska, but her paren vhe man selected agreed that he was! timate 2 jurist of the highest order. The Pennessee representa tives were especially surprised at the svlection of a state's rights man, but they acknowledged his personal fit ness In the senate there is said to be little if any opposition to confirm- ation. Judge Jackson was born in Paris, fenn., April 8, 1832. He received a classical education, graduaiing from the West Tenuessee college in the summer of 1848. He afterwards took a course in law at the universi ty of Virginia and was admitted to practice in Jackson in 1858. Three years later he removed to Memphis and engaged in practice. He served twice as judge by appointinent on the supreme bench of the state, re turned to Jackson in 1876 and was dected to the Tennessee house of representatives as a straight demo- erat in 1878. Iu the same year he was elected to the United States sere ate to succeed K. E. Bailey and took tis seat March 1881. In 1884 he was nominated by President Cleveland aud mstantly confirmed as United States judge fur the sixth judicial circuit in place of Judge John Bax ter deceased. Republicav \f TO A COMMITTEE. ‘The Speaker Holds That the Anti Op- tions Bill is a Revenue Meas Washington, Feb. 3.—The speak er to-day sustained the point of or der raised yesterday evening by Mr. Boatuer that the antioptions bill having been amended by the senate so as to place a tax on a new article should be considered by the com mittee of the whole after first being referred to a standing or select com mittee. Mr. Hatch claimed that the sen- ate bill placed no tax on flour but. simply imposed a license on certain finds of dealing in cereals, but the speaker interrupted him to say that the bill certainly provided a tax of twenty cents a bushel on the men- tioned cereals. This coufused Mr. Hatch, and he caused a laugh by saying ‘‘yes.” ‘And twenty cents a bushel on ilour,” coutinued the speaker. “And twenty cents a bushel on Hour,’ Mr. Hatch repeated, but to save himself he moved that the bill be referred to the agricultural com mittee. A standing vote was taken on the previous question and 110 for and 60 against was the result. After the aunouncement of the vote the yeas and nays-were ordered ‘They showed 151 yeas and 84 nays, and the bill went to the agricu'tural committee. Stabbed full ot Holes. Palermo, Feb. 2.—The body of Sig. Nolabartolo, ex mayor of this city and ex-director of the Bank of S cily, was found to day beside the ranroad line near the ZXtavilla sta tion. He had been hulled by repeat- ed dagger thrusts. Investigation by the police has revealed that Sig. No!abartolo had started on a railway journey last evening. As the train teft tavilla two men were seen to enter the carriage occupied by the ex mayor. It is supposed that these men were seeking revenge upon Sig. Nolabartolo for some real or fancied wrong and that when they entered thecarriage the object was to kill him. Itis presumed that after he was stabbed tc death the body was thrown from the car window. The carriage occupied by the murdered man shows evidence of a terrible struggle. There is no clew to the murderers. The author of the Murray liquor jaw is still on deck. 1 Nonunates a Demo- yread comment late yesterday | sion the | jteachers of the publ i publicans were in- |she b i i ‘and det lthe case. Th |sho was the purtiest. go to Heaven when I die. A TEACHER ARDUCTED. A Kansas Sensation With Some 3 terions F Hutchins the pubii atures, sing the of a neighboring town, have been ing for 2 mouth pe Miss Electa Forrest, parents reside in this cit; the holid jed. ous was he suddenly disapy som named Joe Pillir who friends thought ives were put to work on > officers tracked the pair to Pittsburg, Kas., and pill Was put under arrest for d and abducting The rugging t Miss Forres | Forrests formerly lived in the north jern part of the state near the home of Pilliugs,across the line in Nebras- ka. Pillings was noticed to be pay ing undue attention to Miss Forrest who was then little more than a child So obnoxious did his attention be come that the family removed tu this city about four — yeurs ago. Since then Miss For rest has grown to a young lady and engaged in school teaching, being engaged for this winter at Lyons. A few days before the holidays Pil lings appeared at Lyons and bega: boarding at the same house with Miss Forrest. It was noticed by that acting strangely, aud this is now attributed to the influence of a drug alleged tu have been administered by Pillings. At the close of the schools for the heliday vacation, Pillin Forrest lett Lyous, as supposed, to it her her associates she gs and Miss her friend parents ib this city. Failing to return home as her pareuts expected she woulc, they began inquiries, and these led to the developments outlined a- above. When found at Pittsburz. Miss Forrest appeared to be stil under influe aud was eutirely unable to giv coherent account of what had traus pued. Miss Forrest will be return ed to her parents here. Pillings will be taken to where criminal pre ceedings tituted some mysterious ce avy have been i I've been thinking about the ok ‘owman today. Stravge, isn’t it, that a fellow will live with a woma thirty years and think of her on); on her birthdays,Christmas and suci like times? But that’s me toa We've been down and up the hil together. People say I've prosper ed, and never mention the old ‘omar but I know came. how the prosperity The old ‘oman has saved, worked and skimped in ways that I never dreamed of. When I have lost faith in God and man, that re- ligion of the old ‘owan’s has done me more good than I ean tell you. She joined the church two years be fore \ 1. Atthat time gayest crea- ture in the laud; you could hear ler laugh all over the house. She don't laugh half so often nor half so loud now. She has always said, and said today, that she wanted me to Tean't see what she wants such a fellow in Heaven for, but know one thing—I wouldn't give a cent for the whok capoodle if the old ‘owman wasnt there. I'll start in that direction to-day for this reason if for no bet ter one, than that I'm sure the old ‘oman will be there.—Pleasant Hill Gazette. All Free. Those who have used Dr. King’s New Discovery know its value, and those who have not, have now the opportunity to try it free. Call on the advertised druggist and get a trial bottle free. Send your name and address to H. E. Bucklen & Co. were marr Chicago, and get a sample box of | taglio. Dr. King’s New Life Pills free, as wellasa copy of guide to health and household instructor free. of which is guaranteed to do you goed and cost you nothing. H.t.. ‘Tucker, drugstore. At Dallas Texas Dr. Jones was | canvicted and given a life sentence for murdering W. G. Veal. Ministers of the gospel are requested | scimitar holds sway. to call at our drugstore and we will give them (free ot charge), one$5.00 box of “Cacterine’”’ or Extract of Mexican Cac-! tus, which cures Catarrh, hay fever and all throat amt nasal troubles. . L, TUCKER. city and Lyons,| All} j Years to travel the dist | the e SCIENCE CLIPPINGS. To neacu the nearest fixed star one must travel 33,000,000,000 of kilometers, and if the veloc’ were that of a can- non ball, it wou! ire 5,000,00¢ the Ural ones in tho is found in is to be In sev found im beddec on 2 would Be Inaw the curve the tree. rd the hes due to un- | et to this trouble ts of the lo yond which even cork vcantiot go. cork sunk two hundred feet deep in the ocean will notri in to the s owing to the gr pressure of the w ter. At any less distance from the sur face. however, it will gradually work its | way back to light once more. NEWSEAPER) CURRENCY. A Loap of two tons can be readily carried by a full-grown elephant. Tue city of New York cares for 18,000 lunatics at a cost of $625,000 a year. Tue population of London now ex- s that of New York, Brooklyn, adelphia ‘and Chicago combined, and these four are the only American es having one million or more inhab- itants. A Saw Francisco exchange raises the alarm that California is suffering ‘a girl famine.” In every large town in that state, with the exception of Ala- meda, there is a lamentable paucity of the gentler sex. SroceMEN in Wyoming report that so far this winter has been very favorable for cattle. More cattle are being fed this winter than in the past, range cat- tle everywhere are reported in excellent condition, and, barring blizzards, the loss will be much less this year than in any former winter and te s to desert a s! r caused some aft they v Webb City, Wis. As the opening sr, they noticed that the atmosphere became warmer. At the depth of 163 feet the heat was so in- tense that work was stopped, and soon they saw flames burst into the shaft. JOURNALISTIC PLUMS. irony Ware, of Presque Isle, Me., hound that hauls him se toand from his work daily. during the renders good » hauling cede road ties, four has mile a or five being a usual load. AN erratic clock adorns the post office in Gail in, Mo. A philosop! it with quict sarcasm: farmer “When- ever the clock in the post office strikes eleven, twelve, ten.” nd the hands point to half-past Tknow it is just a quarter to catching rats. ,and then rel owner of this remarka served that no rat it teasgs them secs them. The sla fowl has ob- second attack of tooth Allhis teeth are sound, and the ene that is troubling him has defied all the efforts of the den- tist to extract it, the roots seeming to be twisted around a part of the jaw- bone. BEDS OF ALL NATIONS. Tue Japanese lie upon matting with astiff, uncomfortable wooden neck rest. Tre ancient Greeks or Romans had their bed supported on fra t not flat like ours. Tur elaborat mats or bedsteads, often nese use pporting only yptians had a couch of a pe- | re, more like an old-fashioned with holiow 1 gland the old four. stead is the pride of the nation; but the iron or ress bedstead is fast becoming universal. The English beds are the | largest beds in the world. | Ix the tropics men sleep in hammocks or upon mats of gri 1© East In- | dian unrolls his light portable charpo or mattress, which, in the m again rolled together and c: by him. A peculiarity of the German bed is its shortness; besides that it frequent consists in a sort of large down pillow or upper mattres: h spreads over | the person and us answers the pur- pose of all other ved-¢ lothing combined. ing, is d away TABLE NOVELTIES. Gass salt cups are covered with silver wire traced in a pretty pattern. Tue accepted flower vase is of glass. Around the neck there is tied a big bow of ribbon, corresponding in color with the table decorations. CLARET glasses 2re to be cut in- The favorite decoration for them is the head of Queen Isabella, although many show a fine bust of Co- lumbus. Very gorgeous table lamps have a base of pale green glass with enamel flowers upon it. The lamp-shade carries out the color of the glass, and the whole | is a symphony in pale green. i Tue handles of pieknives have ap- | peared in the form of Spanish daggers —not very sharp, of course, nor very pointed. When the Spanish dagger is not used the handle of a Turkish THE newest forks and spoons are of | gold with Dresden china handles. They are so pretty that the admiring —— | putting them at every plate. | housewife finds an excuse for placing | odd ones upon her table in addition to cial (Crome ore BLAINE. Explosion ina MeAlester. I McAlester Mine.g ; Feb. 5—Last own shaft caused an Ward killed. The six children smd Jnck Cor is Were r leaves a wife aud nd seven and t work rk or a week will cause the ‘ompany uo siuall amount of trouble as they are way behind in orders Paris, Tex. ion of Governor regards the late pree | Hogg on tke purely furmal and : /EAIRBANK& Co. proseet | WANTS IT T00. M fever NKEA Ine ST. LOUIS burnir mite uetive Ata farmers institute held at Clin ton, L strong resolutions were! A : \ K ] e ] G O I | idopted in opposition to the move- . ment for the that Stete. our lives were lost and much prop-| ] erty destroyed as the result of heavy | snowslides to the| bl The temperature was the} vine NUEENSWARF AND GLASSWARE Queen Lilinokalani, in an antoniew | says the chief objection to an annex- ation of the Hawaii Islands is the} populaticn, 20,000 chinese coolies. improving roads ot g yesterday, due Feed and Provisions of all Kinds. zard. coldest of the winter. smiwissioner Eyaus, CICARS ANNO TOBACCO, s pay the highest market price for County tion at Ww. nes as there was i tact Side Sanarw a: { ‘avor of the annexation of Hawaii. | i Produces bast Side square eS Butler, Mo- he matter is being treated deliber-|-—————— Be ee The g ite 85 of the Trish National | a THE BOSS *42DDEL Leage denouncing Gladstone’s home | rule bill has been denounced b: the | Fink's Leather Tree Saddie ~MILL— y Trish Natio: al Federation. ' ' , Give Satisfaction IN EVERY | i Hogg has ordered the offi-: at Paris, Tex., to prosecute th e| nen who took part in the buraing of| Smith. RESPECT. €gro Memphis gamblers propose to open an emporium on boats anchored on he Arkansas shore across the riv- er. { Por the money. ade on a Solid Sole Leavher Tree mars The cotton crop movement fer} Fanuary was the smallest in five| No danger of Tree breaking. years, ful 5 ieee ene ese } Also a fullfline of ‘sa ’ | How's This . We offer One Hundred Doilars Re- | STEEL FORK waid tor any case of Catarrh that can- | be cured by Mall's Catarrh Cure. | 3 Cheney & Co., Props. Toiedo, O | e undersigned, have known F. | J ey for the last 15 years, and be- | jteve him perfectly honorable in his! business transactions and financially | able to carry out any obligations made | by that firm. West & Tru “GOW BOY” SADDLES All styles and prices. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Walding, Kinnan& Ma vin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Q. Hails Catarrh Cure is taken internal- iy, acting directly upon the blood and! Double Wagon harness from $10 to $29. Buggy harness $7 to $25. 1cous surfaces of the system Price > } 26 eps . : Second he arness fr $3.0 s 75¢ per bottle. Seld by all drugaists. | Second hand harness from $3.09 to $15. Testimonials tree. r2-1m Full liue of Turf Goods for fast horses. Come and see us, Bess ros, BUTLER,MO. C. 0, LEWIS & CO. Proprietor of Elk Horn Stables Carnegie has reduced wages at the! Edgar ‘Thompson Steel Braddock, Pa. H. E. Raley a druggist. is | arrest at Omaha for arson. | | Works at Def. gues fee beer avew irial Do you know it. 4. A common cough is the most danger- | -us thing in the world to neglect; slight hacking Cough is also very den-| gerous, as it always leads to bronchitis and consumption. Don’t neglect them} ing a remedy for Coughs colds is,be sure and get ore that is | not fuil of cpium and one that will not | produce consumption, Ballard’s Hor houna Syrup does not constipate, re- member this. Itis perfectly harmless tor children, and it’s the most soothing and healing throat and lung medicine! in the world. It cures consumption, coughs, colds, sore throat, Asthma, | whooping cough, -croup, bronchit Hoarseness, sore lungs, tickling in the throat and greatly strengthens the :ung after Pneumonia. Sold by H. L..Tucker. Having purchased the Elk Horn barn d Livery outfit ot J. W Smith, and naving added to the same a number of | first-class Buggies, and horses, I can say j to the public that i now have the. topes Best Livery Bars In southwest Mo. Horses and mutes | bought and sold, or siock handled on commission, Stock bearded bys the day week or month, With 16 years exper- lience Mr Lewis teels able to compete with-any Livery barn in this section, Callardsechim iC B LEWIS & co Bright Agents Wanted Quick to se!l! Written by Mr. Blaine’s most intimate liter- ary triends. ES-TUE OFFICIAL EDITION-@x The only work endorsed by Vice-President —. Att’y Gen Miller, Private Sec. Hal- d, Sec Foster, and a host of other of Mr ne’s Colleagues, Cabinet Officers. Sena- . &c ; hence will outsell any and all others fivetoone Demand ic simply immense. Send 30 cents for outfit and save tim>. Don’ waste time on cheap-Jo3n catch-penny books. tet the official work and best terms by writing quickly to a - PUB. Co. Broadway & Locust, Louis. i. te LAL (444 pzSTZa