The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 26, 1894, Page 3

a i : quittal. Will S. Marshall. a well-known publisher: I have not turned away from him, nor will Ido so. I think Down—Ashland’s leading he ought to be sent back to Con- Democrats Discuss jerese, because he will now be ostra- Wicked Willie. jcised socially and will attend to business He will be free to speak as he thinks and ready for duty. There are numerous persous who express their opinions similar to Capt. Fitzhugh that Col. Breckin ridge will be askicg his friends to stoop to a very low plane in order to secure his re election, but the num ber who will not be interviewed, but simply say I will vote for him, i» surprising. Many give as their rea UNDER NoG. Mentueky Witn the Man Whois To Indorse Him Is to Indorse Immoral- ity.—Yet He’s the Only Living Kentucky Statesman’ Lexington, Ky., April 18.—The chances for Col. Breckinridge’s re- election to Congress is the sole topic of discussion here. The verdict for $15,000 damages secured by Miss Pollard ia going to -cut a very little figure in the Congressional race. The Kentucky Veteran Associa tion, of which Col. Breckinridge is a member, is about 700 strong in the Ashland district, and it is safe to say 70 per cent of these will vote for him This oninion was expressed by Mr. George Snyder, Secretary of the association. Col. Breckinridge’s second wife established the Ladies’ Confederate Veteran Association, which has core to be a very strong organization in Kentucky. “I think Breckinridge will be re- elected to Congress,” Mr. Sayder said. ‘We think he has been perse cuted, and while we believe and he admits that he has done wrong, I believe the members of our associa- tion will stretch out their hands to help him. He has experienced dif- ficulties in getting men to court to testify in his behalf and his not forcing these men of character to testify aud depending upon those son that it is because he is down. Col. Breckinridge wrote a friend here yesterday to engage the Opera House, saying he would booty» city at noon May 5, and would de liver his opening speech here. The entries to the Gougressionai are now uo doubt all in, and Breck inridge, Owens anb Settle will be the starters. MEYER COINAGE BILL. This New Measure Saia to Have Ap- proval of the Administration. Wasbiugton, D.C., April 18.—Mr. Blanud,s coinage committee met to- day for the first time since the silver seigniorage struggle were treated toa genuine surprise. Represeuta- tive Meyer of Louisiana was present to urge his bill for coining the seign- iorage aud for low interest bonds, and in doing so he stated authora- tively that the measure had the ap- A. O. Welton Staple:Fancy Groceres, Feed and Provisions of all Kinds. NUEENSWARF A Produces S. W.S. has moved to th square with a fu line of CICARS AND TOBACCO, Always pays the highet market price for Countv East Side Square. Butler, Mo- FARMERS! ND GLASSWARE | CHILDS e east side of the Il and complete Farm Machinery, Call and see him. The decision was rendered by Chief Justice McIver, Justice Mc- Gowan assenting. Justice Pope (the Tillman justice) dissents. The decision was rendered in a composite case composed of a case originating in Darlington and appealed to the supreme court by the state authori-| ties and of several minor cases like. wise appealed by the state. The ground on which the law is delared unconstitutional is thai it | creates monopoly for the state. Jus- tice McIvers’ decision declares the law unconstitutional in nearly every respect, and especially holds that it can not be upheld on auy vital point. The profit to the state feature is de clared vicious Governor Tillman says he is not talking; that it is only time for ac- tion. Threats Will Not Servo. It would be better if sectionalism could be entirely elimivated from questions in Congress. But it seems that can't be, or at least it will not be as long as the Representatives of the Eastern States continue to main- tain a false idea of their rights in the matter of legislation, The six New England States, with Pennsylvania, New York aud New Jersey added, having a population of less than one third of the total, assumes to exer cise the same domimation that they were entitled to exert when the Un ion was composed of thirteen or fourteen States. Thus the pending tariff bill is de clared to be sectional by the Repre- | The Hymn Ended by Death. | Hackensack, N. J, April 15.—A shocking and distressing accident loccurred at Ridgefield Park at 6 ‘o'clock this evening Sarah Ploss, | of New York, aged 16, Ella Duane and Belle Shield, of Ridgefield Park, jaged 16 and 14, respectively, were istanding in the parlor of Augueta Duane's residence singing the hymn “Jesus, Lover of My Soul.” Peter | Duane, aged 12 was present. He | Stepped iuto the hall where a breech- | loading gun stood and taking up the weapon pointed it around the room jat different objects. As the muzzle came within range of the girls it was discharged and Belle Shields fell to the floor as she was uttering the words, “Let me to Thy bosom fly ” The lad was net more than twelve }feet from the girls and the contents | of the gun literally tore the top of | Belle Shields’ head off, killing her mstantly. Both her companions |fainted and great consternaticn fol- lowed. The elder Duane is away from home, and the lad, horrified at the awful result of his carelessness, started and ran more than a mile to the house of his eldest brother, John who brougit him to Hackensack and delivered him to the custody of the eheriff. The occurrence was purely accidental, but John Duane admit- ted that hislittle brother had a habit of pointing the gun around when ever he could get hold of it Wise Father.—“My son, if you would succeed in life you must form two good habits First, you must attend strictly to your business; sec- ond, you must subscribe for a news- i y 22 sentatives of the nine States uamed, z 5 illing tod for the proval aud was in part suggested by ih Sees ; z paper and read it every day. pig ee a res pa eaing Secretary Curliste, and, in the judg- tl I 32 52 because the income tax feature is not Sou—“Why should I take a news- iid him.” meut of the Secretary, would be | ess approved by them, and Sontes peer paper? 2 BP tR H michughlaapront sigued by the President. To this i a Ss Se able an authority as the Philadelph a — Father—“Because if you are ‘ap Se eet ieee ne laxtantetho bill ded . 2S 2 | Times threatens the South .with the|"0t Kuown as a newspaper reader t writer and a thinker recognized = Ste fs & . jyou will be constantly called away neo 8 dininistrati isfi ss85 Federal election law, with a despotic : ce throughout the country, said: “I|9°" tration one, and as satisfac- n2os : i i from your business to serve on jur- a : friend t torily overcoming the objections of Pes > force bill, and with other evils,unless | jeg. "New York Weekly. have been and am now a friend to Mr. Cleveland’ hb d & tos 0S | the income tax is strickén from the _ Col. Breckiurid IfI thought he| It. Clevelan 3 veto of the Blan saga ee cae ae oa ee) bill. The bill, Mr. Mf i $ 2-5 5°" | tariff measure. The probabilities are $100 Reward $100. would take my advice I would say eas oe overex Plained, 3 aA that this i ly a bluff, but iti The readers ot this paper will be pleas- to him, ‘You cannot afford to ask provided for coining the seigniorage 33 es ei ey ue woe t+ wo leditoaearithatithere diel atalecstrone ac fiigddaito dias ihemsclyes into and so amended the resumption act Mo bluff of a nature which never ought ee disease that science has been vie mire b: oslian their votes for| ‘St 3 per cent bonds would in 35 ee ca : cauacthe hale: a irten ier Sioa othe ae hd gi f thi future be issued in lieu of the 4f.and ga The West and South are practical | only positive cure known to the medical yon pie bh uf sie oe oa 5 per cent bonds a ly united in favor of an iucome tax,| fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu- test and show to your friends that = you are not willing to sink chem into the inexcusable crime of casting their votes for you. Speak up like a man and say to every friend that has fav ored you that you will withdraw from this contest, retire from public life and be a better mau.’ I have in mind now two men that I feel I could throw my arms around and speak words of praise, who, although they had not so far to fall, they did fall to the lowest depths and are now above reproach. I always believed in Breckinridge and am now surpris- ed that he should ask his friends to indorse his immorality and say to their sons by their actions that mo rality counts for nothing ” Capt. J. R- Berry:. I am a Confed- erate and have always voted for Breckinridge, but he has left me no excuse for doing sonow. He has admitted everything that the people of the Ashland District promised months ago to wait for him to deny Secretary Carlisle was shown at the Treasury department the state- ments made in the coinage cemmit- tee. He declined to discuss the merits of the Meyer bill. It is learn- ed, however, that the bill, as origin- ally prepared, was presented to Mr. Carlisle, who.at Mr. Meyer's request, dictated a revision of it. the pre- sumption being that, as revised, it met his approval. 1t is not believed. however, that the matter has been brought to the attention of the President, and whether he would approve it if presented to him is problematical. The argument is made that the President’s utterances in his message vetoing the Bland seigniorage bill wartant the belief the Meyer bill would meet his ap- proval a HILL'S COURSE DENOUNCED. Democrats cf Nebraska and California Speak Plainly- Saddles of all styles and “COW BOY SADDLE” made in this conunty. McFARLAND BROS. Butler, Missouri. Double wagon harness from second-hand harness from $3 to $15. to the best STEEL FORK Bound for McFarland Bros, the pioneer harness and trade in on new ones. everything that horse owners need. $7.50 to $25; \ and they can’t be driven from their purpose by threats. Whether right or wrong, they comprise the vast majority of the people of this coun try, avd represent-a much larger proportion of the prductive wealth and area of the country than the States so ready to denounce them. This is a government of the people for the people, and if a majority want to adopt this form of taxation they have a right to insist on it, aud threats against them are wasted.— Kansas City Times. For Family Peace. Parkersburg, W..Va., April 19.— loyd Radabah who resides near obe, in this county, hanged him- self aud his two small children yes- terday. Mrs. Radaubah had gone to visit her mother, who resides about tbree miles from the Radabah residence, F N tional disease requires a constitutional treatment. Hall’s Cutarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood ana mucous surtaces of the sys- tem, thereby destroving the foundation ot the disease, and giying the patient strength by building up the constitution andassisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they otter One Hundred Dollars tor any case that tails to cure. Send tor list of testimonials. Address F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo O Weh.-Sold by druggists. Im 17- BATES-COUNTY National Bank, BUTLER, MO. THE OLDEST BANK THE LARGEST AND THE ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BATES COUNTY. Wii i Omaha, Neb., April 17.—Ihe Coal Miners Strike. { Met a Horrible Death. ‘eaving her husband and eel chil | CAPITAL, - + $125,000 00 A mau that will lie and impose upon | _ . , e : | 1 18.—X. dren, aged 8 months aud 3 years,)guRpLUS, - - 325,000 00 his friend es Cok Breckinridge did Samoset club, the leading Democrat-| McAlester, I. T., April 19.—The Fort Scott. Kan., Apr = es Soe re OnEL nis id thee 5 € on Mrs. Blackburn is not the man to ic organization of the state, last | 5,000 men out on a strike have taken terday afternoon about one o'clock GaiEee nid: aw Gulldig Seamer pepe ge represent me in Congress. night adopted resolutions heartily | it upon themselves to try and stop | J. H. Decker, Proprietor of one of at home, she began a eearch. A uote| HON. J. B. NEWBERRY , Viewers. M Kaufman, President of the Lex- commending President Cleveland|the miners now at work in the Choc the largest saw and : grist mills in on dhe tablaigave her the: Gime ins (ECLA Z Cue ington Board of City Council: I am |and the efforts being made to revise | taw Coal and Railway mines, as they the county: nals with es horsbie Tationeet thoihdcrorscthabeatweted es for Breckiuridge and always have|the tariff denouncing Senator Hill} have the protection of the United death at his mill near Xenia, this as SON suiapionuls nawaen ae Chweere been. Heis the worst persecuted |*asa traitor who, having skulked|States court, and last night a large | county and when found by his wife Fedde her tik: bead ana whee es mau of the day. The North has com- bined to kill Kentucky through him and we will send him back to Con gress because he is the only real statesman iu Kentucky. I will vote for him right or wrong. William Hibbler, a prominent cap- italist: Iam not a Breckinridge man vehind the watch word ‘I am a Demo- erat, has dealt a treacherous blow at the vitals of his party at the time of its greatest peril.” CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATS VIGOROUS. San Francisco, April 17.—Three thousand Democrats met in mass meeting last night and passed long crowd of men attended a meeting held at Krebs, I. T., E. Ludlow, superintendant of the Railway mines, gave every man his check this morn ing. The Choctaw company have 300 negro miners en route from Tex as, and it is expected they will doas they did three years ago, run their | and friends last night a lot of hogs were eagerly devouring his body He had sent all his men to work in the forest, a mile away and in at tempting to start the engine he be eame entangled in the belting, and was thrown to the floor with such force as to crush his skull and kill children bangiug by the rafters and The note gave as a reason for the act that Mr. Radabah’s fath- all dead er did vot hke him and he wanted to restore peace to the family. Mr- Radabab was a quiet, indus- trious, aud honest citizen, and of a splendid family, who are completely GRAVES & CLARK, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office over the Missouri State Bank North side square. Silvers & Denton . now. I have been. Heis a good man, | resolutions ending as follows: mines without a white miner. This him instantly. _ |prostrated with grief. Insanity is ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, ‘e but if this district has none on hand} Resolved, That the recent utter-| Will probably settle the strike with | Failing to appear for supper his fis aly’ tholey Pian tiv che teklchlo BUTLER, MO. ot at present as capable as he, we had | ances of Senator Hill are traitorous | them, as the negroes will not strike, | wife ——. bya Hi stage Feu Gis oe * better go without a representative /in their purpose, false in their as- and the white men say they can not | wife, starte ! to search for him. Rs ak ae ene re until we can grow oue. Had he left | sumptions, absurd in their logic and | live at the wages. Trouble is expect | They found his mangled body amidst = ( x his friends some room on which to | excite the indignation and derision |ed when they arrive. | a score of greedy hogs, who had al CURES I 2ISING DR. J. M. CHRISTY, £ hinge a doubt it would be different, | of the Democracy of California. The Osage Coal and Mining com- | ready eaten the flesh off of his face HOMOEOPATHIC ad but the man that votes for him now places himself on the same plane The resolutions are to be laid _be- fore the Senate by Senator White. pany offers its men 5 cents more than the Choctaw mines are now ;and had commeneed on his body The horror stricken wife covered her | -. BREAST .. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, eases. E i ‘ si Office, tront room over P.O. Ail call with him. t ee eee Sorboarrpnisss ema | unfortunate husband's head with her | pies pele ee es answered at office day or night. ; re 3 , | ° i ive u i Col. R. M. Clark, the well-known | Render Held to Answer. will not give in. The Choctaw mines | 8PT0® to hide the awful sight. | MOTHER'S FRIEND grea’ Specialattention given to temale dis i and biessing ever | portrait artist: I was a Breckinridge | St. Joseph, Mo, April 17.—John pg om Poche man until Breckinridge himself took |C. Bender, the pension attorney of Mr. Decker was a man of means the] > | omplished wonders and relieved much are furnishiug all the demand for | coal in Texas, as well us furnishing | and well known throughout oe _EREE-4e the the Missouri, Kansas and Texas C. BOULWARE, Physician afé ; is ci | . | Cnffering. It is the best remedy for rising of . the witness stand and admitted | this city who has been before thej th 4 exas | country. —s eee eae ee orice tartee + Surgeon. Office north side square, everything that Madeline Pollard | Federal courts for alleged pension —— bese = taken into | —— — | alone. Mes. M. pa Butler, Mo. Discasesof women an chif- frauds a number of times lately, was popstar reaches South Carolina Liquor Law. | charged him with. | J. W. Sheely; wholesale implement | bound over to-day to the Federal dealer: I have always been for Breck-| grand jury, on a charge of extorting inridge aud am now. I think he has} $175 as a pension fee from one of been persecuted and did not get ajhis clients.) Heis now under sen- Krebs only got in one full day in March, shows that men, women and children, who comprise a town of 5,000 people, are getting desperate. Every white miner at Erebs, An- Columbia, S. C., April 19.—The | Tillman state dispensary liquor law | has been declared unconstitutioal by | | the supreme court of South Carolina lean teil all expectant mothers if they will nse a few bottles of Mother’s Friend they will zh the ordeal without any pain and Mzs. May BRANHAM. Argusville, N.D. | Used Mother's Friend before birth of my eighth child. Will never cease its praise. Mrs. J. F- Moone, Coiusa, Cal, Sold by all druggists. AmzasTs, GA, Way -.AGENTS willing totravel, j WANTED who will devote their whole time to soliciting for Nursery Stock. Permanent paying positions for hustlers. Customers get what ‘ di d Hartshorne swear: = eer z they order and the best quality. Ad- } ; fair trial. I believe the actions of the | tence of a fine of $1,000 @n one case melee a the blacke, eh ened oy | two justices concurring and ore Seat gh pe orgs prepaid, on receipt dieu Mt. Hope Nu reatiek ¥- aoe Judge influenced the jury, or there} of the same kind, of which he was|will never enter the mines to take | (Tillmanite) member of the supreme a ADFIELD REGULATOR CO. Ry yy earns > Enwans: | would have been a verdict for ac-| convicted. their places. bench dissenting from the opinion. 4 q : New York, 3-106,