The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 22, 1893, Page 3

Missouri Pacific Time Tabie Arrival and departure ot Passenger trains at Butler Station. Nortu Bounp Passenger, <0 14se7 a. ra. Passenger, - - 2:42 p.m Passenger, - - Qil5 p.m. Local freight - 11:20 a.m. Sovtn Bounp Passenger, Passenger, Passenger, - Local Freight 7:16 a. m. FOUR YEARS AND OUT. Republican Postmasters Not to Serve a Life Time. Congressmen are Satisfied. — They Will Now Send in Two Great Big Lists. Washington, D. C., June 15.—Now hunt up Tarsney, Dockery, DeAr mond, Burns and Heard The agony of doubt, uncertrinty is ended. been lingering and suspense Congressmen who have in Washington not knowing whether or not they could go home in honor may close up and depart in pexce. Postmaster Gene- ral Bissel has resci:ded his order in regard to fourth class postmasters. This order required that charges be filed against the incumbent even though he had served his full term of four years. The department took the position that as postmaster is not appointet for any specified time there was no reason why he should not continue to serve indefinitely so long as he makes a good officer. Owing to the number of offices and the influence exerted in all sections of the country by the incubents, congressmen took the po- sition that the continued enforce- ment of the order meant the disorganization of the Democratic party. As one irate representative from New York remarked to Mr. Bissell: “You keep that order standing and in four years we will pot have enough good Democrats lett to yell ‘fire.’” Congressmen furthermore believed that while a republican who had served his term of four years nad been furnished his full share of pie and it was uot their place to spend their lives in telling the Post office department its plain duty in the premises, or to furnish it with mate- rial for the removal of officials whose terms have expired. Things were consequently at a standstill and the representatives wroth—not more wroth, however, than the rank and file of the party who saw them- selves kept out of places they thought they had earned by voting straight. Many representatives have left the city in disgust declaring when they boarded the trains that a a fourth cliss were longer stay was useless, as they could accomplish nothing. Their early return may be expected though there is little use in it, as they will be able to much at home. Representative Pendleton of West Virginia called upon Mr. Bissell to day in relation to other business and after finishing his talk, looked at the Postmaster General and said: “Mr. Gen about fourth class post-offices?’, The Post master looked athim in turn. ‘Four years is con- sidered a If who years, do as Postmaster al, how General resignaton” he said. you wish the removal of men have you must prefer charges.” Mr. He does not liye in vain. Before him lies the road pretrodden by Clarkson and Stevenson. At the end of it lies the goal of fame and in the grand stand near the goal sits an expectant and grateful party. He is feeling well There will ke few removals as repub- licans here and there will resign when their time is out knowing that they will be cut down like flowers anyhow. Mr. Maxwell is preparing for his great work by sending every representative a request that a list be furnished of the offices iv his dis- trict in which the incumbent has serv- ed his term supplemented by the name of the man who ought to have the place. not served their four Maxwell is happy. The New York Clearing-House As sociation has decided to issue clear- ing house cirtificates during the present financial stringency. Natural gas discovered near New- liv, Tex., is frightening the colored population away from that vicinity. DHACON BRO Hardware and Farin DEERING STEEL The teu foot eaith. with new telescoping platform, gate without trucks, change made in The New Deering Mowers, all Steel Whiteley Mower Wachine O11 | A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man| Ss 5 5 All Steele Sulkey Hay Rakes, Largest Line of Machine Oils | Are you billious, constipated or tr The large carriage repository is now filled with the choicest line of | EN OS ERT EERE TR CEOS =o -F | Tongue, Dyspepsia, I gestion, Hot i TER AND READ CARTS Dry Skin, Pain in back and between 4 2. eee c at the Shoulders’? Chills and Fever, Xe. Ever brought to Butler. Domestic Sewing Machines, Porters Hay wire, Rope, Grindstones, Washing Machines, Churns, Screen wire, Iron, Steel, Nails, and Wagon Wood Work. A complete line of fresh BLOODY DEED OF A STAGE ROB.) BER. | | | Secretary Carlisle Gives Out Statistics Silver Facts and Figures. In Attempting to Hold Up a Stage He Murders the Messenger. | Jackson, Cal., June 15 —An at-! tempt was made to rob the mail | Ione this | | in Regard te the White Cots of the Treasury Carlisle made the last | hight in regard to silver commage and following unofficial statment stage from to Jacksou eyeving by alone highwayman about five miles from here. The stage had four passengers inside, two of whom were ladies. On the outside the driver, Clinton Radcliffe; Wells- | Fargo’s guard, Michael Tovey and one passenger. The robber was con cealed behind the rocks on the side When the stage purebases of silver bullion: The operations of the United States mint commenced in 1792 and from that time te 1873.4 period of eighty- one years, the total amount of silver dollars 8,045,938. In 1874 the coinage was stopped by act gress. but in 1878 it d : sumed under the so-called Bland opposite his place of awgigs: sree emt ean veg ree mE warbling, a Cbs f ig heard | the Secretary of the Treasury was eat directed to purchase aud coin into were coined was . of couy Was re of the road. was without the least charge of a weapon was and Tovey instantly fell forws : ? dead. Sie e grasped him by! standar qd silver dollars of #123 hand ona t ld Tinta Gall | grains each not less than 2 million rh ee pares the right| | dollars worth nor more then 4. nel struc! ‘ovey bi ¢ » rig : : shoulder, and it is supposed to have | Hlion doliats worth of stiver bullioa each month, aud between the date pierced the heart. Six horses were | attached to thefstage, and the crack | of that act and July 14, 1890, » | riod of twelve pe vars, there was com , 2 her nto a ‘ of rifle fapltened them in | od $378,166, penn ees Beck: | this there has been coined from trade ‘ or fired again and this | : a ANG Halas She eee : 4, {dollars $5,078472 aud from the time the ball grazed Radciiffe’s back, |”, seiguorage of bullion purchased and producing a slight flesh wound. The | BS 1 = ite on nes ve 1, | comme: uder the ac uly horses continued to run und the : : Bets 1891, the sum a: 36,641, Ute taking highwayman fired twice more,wound- | 2 the a ing two of the auimals. be legal tender silver money issued i The stage was carried ul by " HS : the govetumenut siuce LS7TS. Of this the uninjured horses two or pees } amount only $58,016,019 were in three hundred yards, when the} ee i | £ * actual cirulation on the first day of driver halted and turned two of the} - ae ‘ 5 coe : the present month, the remainder injured animals into afield and came being held in the treasury as part ot n, bringing the body of the mur- E 2 pga ae a the assets of the government or be dered messenger to Jackson. The |. ne ei the | BS Pepresented by outstanding cer- e 3 robber made no effort to follow The firing was heard by sev- eral farmers working ina hay field near by and came running to ascer- | waa The salberescaced!| chase 4} million fine ounces of silver ain the cause. ne Fr r escaped CRE : Pes" bullion a mouth, and it tificates. stage. | The act of July 14, 1890, required provided i e ick brush. ere was : unto the thick brash. There ~ | that he should continue the coinage | treasure on board the stage both of silver dollars at the rate of 2 mil from Amador City and Jackson. | ,. is : . i : i lion dollars per month until July 1, Tovey had been a messenger for 2 1891; and under this act there have Wells-Fargo for twe ears and ; ells Margo ton twenty years been coined $29,408,461, which had been wounded three times be makes the total coinage of silver dol- lars under all acts since 1878. $419,- 294,835, or mere than fifty times as much as was coined during a pre vious period of eighty one years. In addituin tu the silver bullion purchas: d by the government siuce 1878 aud coined as fore by road agents. The new Childs-Drexel Printers’ Home at Colorado Sp said to be going to ruin gs. Colo., is by reason above the Secretary of the Treasury purchased under the act of July 14, 1890, and now holds in the vaults of the Treasury uncoiued 124,292.53 fine ounces of silver bullion which | cost the people of the United States | $114,290,920, and is worth to-day at | bad T cc id not my face. Ballard’s Snow Liniment has completely cured me. Itake pleasure in informing my} neighbors and triends what it has done tor me. Chas. Handley, clerk tor Lay & Lyman, Kewanee. Iils., advises us| Snow Linimeut cured him of rheuma- } tism. Why nottry it? It will surely | do you good. It cures all inflamation, wounds, sores, cuts, sprains, etc. Sold by H. L. Tucker. so 534. By the terms of the act the —S Se ii Carriers, Washington, June 14 —Secretary | the Secretary of the Treasury to pur- | stated, | has | the market price of silver $10,888,- | Por like an unsolved problem, O. Its complex parts suggest Endeavor crowned with failure, And avergthivie but rest. le at auction, And buy the ‘*Vertical-Feed,” That's never out of « with order, ad matchless sper Machinery, ill, Sauth has bee ed to raise the urd jof the service and to tha li. tics has not been permitted to enter \ the question of who should be ssed and who re i” itis known that clerks without political |support whatever have been tain fed, while others having the personal | |friendship and iuftluence of prow - es Democratic Senators and mem- higb | dis-} | bers of the House and others® lin other official hfe have been jmissed. The strictrule of efficiency | nided now aud then BINDERS, will go through ten minutes. bya desire not | ‘to infliet too great a hardship, bas | been the controlling foree in making lal removals s,a Car Load Binder Twine, It you have any of these svmptoms your Buckeye Pumps, Barb liver is out of order, and your blood is Sereen Doors, Builders Hardware slowly being poisoned, because your liver does not act properly. Herbine will cure any disorder otf the Liver, [=~ Stomach or Bowels. It has no equal as ne a Liver Medicine. Price 7s5cts. Free trial bettles at HL ‘Tucker*s drugstore 22-1 year Great Men’s Loves for ‘Their Wives secretary was ceaeerea to pay for al | | silver bullion purchased with the is- | sue of United States treasury notes payable in coin, and it provided that | upon demand of the holder of any such notes they should be redeemed in gold or silver coin, at the discre- tion of the Secretary. it being, in the the established policy of the United States to main tain the two metals on a parity with “My wife,” said Lord Tensyson, “is the most the world.” She attended tuo bis corres- pondence aud belped bim in all bis work The late ex President Hayes said of Mrs. Haye-: “She was, I believe, one of the most wounderful wowen the world has wonderful woman in known. She could do more things than any wowan I ever met and she did them all well. Sbe had a most beautiful ever language of the act each other upon the present legal} soul aud was the persouification of ratio, or such rativ ws may be pro jlove. She was thoroughly in sym- vided by law. | pathy with the world,and she was al- In the execution of this declared | ways doing some kindness for those plicy of congress it is the duty of|about her.” To her General Hayes the Secretary when the the necessi-| owed much of his success. And so ty arises, to exercise all the powers jit goes Behind all greatness and conferred upon Lim by law, in order jall worthy success is the love of a to keep the government ina condi-| devoted woman. tion to redeem its in | demanded of otber. Phe recoids of the Treasury depart | . 1 - {her jugular. thirteen}... A in jail. months beginning May 1,1892, and ending May 31, 1593, the coin treas The tes ury notes issued for the purchase of | te! horror inquest silver ballion uuder the act of July obligations be depreciation Iu Georgia a farmer, to prevent old thought severed instead He such tmant ast may being *-bewitched,” and to prevent the = eaught and what was her“witch vein, ” woman and cut he e ther, as compared with the i She is dying. is ment show that during the a mony in the Ford’s The- at Washington | showed that the accident was due to 14, 1890, amounted to $49,971,184, | the bungling work of the eontrac- and that during the same period the | Ts. who failed to take the proper amount of such uotes paid in gold | Precautions. was $47,435,173. It thus appears; Democratic — ex railway — postal 1, | that ail the silver bullion purchased clerks, ina meeting at Cincinnati, | during that except 216, | adopted resolutions demanding that O11 worth, was paid for gold, | at least balf the offices in the Rail- while the bullion itself is stored in| |way Mail Service be given to Deme-} the vaults of the Treasury aud can | crats. neither be sold nor used for the pay-| | time, in ment of any kind of obligation. How fe Bias a : - ee In } long the government shall be thus | ges maca a airmen ana ana at the World's r, and the biggest compelled to purchase silver bullion | and increase the public debt by suing coin | crowd since the opening was expect ed is- obligations for it is af qeestion which congress alone can auswer. Itis evident that if this} policy is continued and the Scretary | of the Treasury shall be compelled | H | to issue bonds or otherwise increase | the interest bearing public debt it will be doue for the purpose of pro- What is this curing gold with which to pay for | | silver buliion purchased under the} | i act referred to better known as the h Sherman act. | anyhow | A Leader. | nee its first introduction, Elee- ‘tric Bitters bas gained rapidly in popular favor until now it is clearly | in the lead amoug pure medicinal tonies and alteratives—containing | nothing which permits its use as al beverage or iutoxicaut, it is recog ‘nized as the best and purest medi-| {cine for all ailments of stomach! liver or Kidneys—it will cure sick! headache, indigestion, constipation | not be pull r To be had or ly oath Ja s Filled and other watch cases G&- Pant nwa weinrial trneasghe system. | S* ‘amped with this trade mark. ¥ | Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. 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