The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 27, 1894, Page 2

| ealledehim: x d—d copperhead. H North Vernon, lud., Dee. 19.—An/| patiently aod bravely bore their A Several Secret Societies Are |#ttempt was make to wreck the Bal; |ineults and George W. Kaufield of Denver, Col, | FS Placed Under ‘Ihe Bau ae a Onw Southwestern St. | their taunts. | proprietor of the George Ww. Kans} = j Louis expres» near here last night. | This angered them greatly and gel} physician's supply house of 'On a straight piece of track, where Some of them, armed with pistols, | that city, died aloue and unexpect. | W-P-MABRISON £ CO. Unt Se 15, Columbos @ © the train mukes tifty miles ay hour, | finally made a rush for the sfand. edly while sitting ina chair in his, eR ANE SRR nm, n IT WILL BE AMENDER. A PAPAL SENSATION. | Flagged With a Binzing Shirt. Dead ina Chair. = Fort Scott, Dee. Conterence on the Carlisle Cur! rency So Decides. | Washiugton, D. C., Dee. 20.—A | couference was held at the treasury | department to day between Secreta-| Kansas, 19.—, saveastically returnac By Pope Leo ry Carlisle and Chairman Springer | They Included the Odd Fellows, The | two cross ties bad been solidly im | The grizzled hero quickly but! oom at the Inter-State hotel in this! THE of the ho dimitbes of banking | Knights of Pythias and | be led by the side of the railg.with (coolly reached into his hip pocket \ city this afternoon. He was traveling | currency relative to ameuding the) The Sons of Temper- Carlisle currency bill now before the | {their ends proj. ct over the track, }and drawing a revolver that looked | for his health and in the interest of ance The fast train wi ut due when as big asa Wr ster rifle, 5 house. will propose u number of amend ments designed to remove some of the objections advanced agaiusts the One objeciion was that uuder bill. dection 7 some banks might-be per mitted to take a circulation cent of the capital stock. excess, if avy, to be retired by de posit of greenbacks, under the exist ing provisions of law. comply with the new law may be ex tended for two years, and the Houce may fix by amendment the time at a The bill will be mors remote date. made clear that bill holders of na tional bank notes will be protected during the time the old banks are couforming to the new law Another amendment will provide fhat the government will receive the aid notes fur internal taxes and can cel them and issue notes under the new law. It is possible that these and other amendments that the democratic majority of the banking committee may agree upon may be embraced in a substitute which can be presented betore the five minute debate begins Such a substitute embodying all by the debate is thought to be more de- f‘jrable than having the original bill pitched from end to end with amendments. At the conference there was no consideration of the three important vmendments which have been urged cn the floor of the house—the issue of bonds to retire outstanding green- Lacks, the elimination of state baiks and the limiting of a bank’s liability for the losses of other banks to oue per cent. As to a bond issue to re ire the greenbacks, this will proba Dly be offered as an amendment, but it is believed that the feeling against bond issues will defeat it The elim dation of state banks and the limit- ing of bank liabilities will also be presented as: independent amend- ments. The house committee ou rules did not meet to ‘day and no further steps have been taken or contemplated for « special rule to close debate cn the Carlisle bill. Dr Sawyer’s Pastilies used in time will cure omy case of female weakness. Get a free ri ple package from the following named dru; eist. Sold by H L Tucker A Dead Woman’s Eyes. Jamestown, N. Y:, Dec. 20.—Pho- fographic science tay have given the first tangible clue to the identity af the murderer of Mrs. Shearman and Mrs. Davis. Several have been the subjects and clues followed up, without success, but to-day the im- pression of the murderer has been found on the retina of Mrs. Shear man’seye. The photograph was taken by Fred D. Marsh, a local photographer, and to him is due the credit of haying originated the idea of examining the organ. The exist ene of the impression of the murder- er on the eye was first discovered by means of «a powerful microscope. Unrortunately the features of the man could not be seen as the view obtained shows only the back and a very little of the side. An apparent- Ty big man is presented, with bushy whiskers and wearing a long over- coat. The trousers appear to be badly wrinkled. The coroner has taken out both of the eyes of the murdered woman, and anether pho — will be taken to morrow by a skilled photographer. No impres sion was discoverabl e on Mrs. Davis eyes. iano invigorates mental power and tones vroken down nervous system resulting from lost manhood. Zano cures nervous anc! sexual debility of men. Sold by H. L. Tacker. General Albert Sidney Johnston's widow and children have presented a Confederate Post at Austin, Texas a lock of hair-ot the: General in # gold case marked “A. S. J., 1862,” Tie subject was gone over | fuily, aud as a result Mr. Springer|»ess, Pope Leo XIII. acting on the Awerican Arebbishyps bas placed the orders of the Kuizbis of Pythias, of 90 per cent of their capital stock, while the bill limited circulation to 75 per The would be remedied by requiring the The time in wuich the banks will be required to New York, Dee. 19 —His Hol the Odd Fellows and ihe Temperauce under the ban of th Roman Catholic church The surprising information wa of Brooklyn, Tuesday afernoon « the quurteriy ecunference of th clergymen of his bishopric in th diocesan seminary in Brooklyn The Bishop announced that hb was in receipt of a communication from Mgr Satollh of such vast im close its contents until thore pres eut should have been prepared to missive from Myr. Satolli was al important in that at least three o placed under the ban of the Catho: he cbureh. in Latin. It stated that the Apostol American Archbishops relative — tc secret and semi secret September 12, 1898, had been ratifi ed by the College of Cardinals aud by Pope Leo. The orders referred to were then mentioved. Bishop McDonnell’s annouucement created no less than asensation The priests present displayed their suprise in various ways, and it is said that for a few minutes the Bishop could not bring the meeting to order The statement that the Archbishops bad met in Chicago during the World's Fair and formulated a recommenda tion of the character indicated was apparently news to all save one or two priests in Bishop MeDounell’s suite. There are many thousand Catbo- lic members of the Odd Fellows aud Koights of Pythias, aud the Papal order will undoubtedly give rise to controversy. In Brooklyn it is said that neariy 5,000 persons will be affected by the order. One of these in conversation with a Republic correspondent this evening. expressed the opinion that the Pope had been all advised, that the condition of things as they exist had been misrepresented and that the hostility to the order of banish- ment would eventually force its re call. He did not, he said, believe that the order would be obeyed by the majority of those against whom it was directed. Ladies can be positively relieved from all those irregularities, distressing symptoms and diseases by using Dr Sawyer’s Paatilles, Sold by H L Tucker. GEN. J. C. JAMISON The Vetcran Appointed Adjutant Gen- eral of Oklahoma. The friends all over Missouri of General J.C. Jamison will be de lighted learn that the gallant old hero has been appointed adjutant general of Oklahoma. The Guthrie Daily Leader of December 15 says of him: “The appointment of Gen. J. C. Jamison to the position of adjutant general of Oklahoma will give uni- versal satisfaction, and Gov. Ren- frow is to be congratulated on his wise selection. Gen. Jamison was adjutant general of Missour during the administration of Goy. Marma duke and is a broad minded, genial and active man and a sterling demo- crat. He will add prestige and dig- nity to his new office.” Do not suffer with pain on top of the head aad ta the back when 11 Sawyers Paatillce mul abeolal ve cure you. fora ere “f Good Living. People in Passaic, N. J, enjoy Sons ot made known by Bishop MeDounel: portance that he besitated to dis the recital The Bishop then went ov to review the history of the fraternal orders which kept their proceedings secret and told the priests that the these secret societies were by it The communication was theu read ic delegate bad been instiucted by by Rome to notify the Archbishops, Bishops aud priests of tue Uuited States that the action taken by the tocieties, ata meeting held by them in Chicago on | | iia farmer saw the obstra hastily,divested himself of his sbirt ran up the track, avd just as the destruct on the farmer struek a «| mateh, light-d the shirt, and the “ugiueer, secing the blaze auead of g| him, reverse! bis wachine and came toastop. The railroad people bave | their suspiciou as to who planted .{the ties by the track side. They . |Say six masked meu were the oues who made the attempt. They evi dently had robbery in view, and ex- pected to get possession of the ex- press messenger’s safe Catarrh Cannot be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as , | they cannot reach the seat ot the dis- ease. Catarrh is a blood or constitution- al disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter.ally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surtaces Hall’s Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by 1] one ot the best physicians in this coun- 1|%y tor years and is a regu'ar prescrip- tion. It is composed ot the best tonics known, combined with the best blood - | purifiers, acting directly upon the mu- cous surfaces. The pertect combination ot the two ingredients is what produrce such wondertul results in curing Catarrh Send tor testimonials free. F. J. Che- nev & Co., Vaops., Toledo, QO Sold by druggiists, price 75¢ Destroyed His Money First. Greenfield, Til, December 19.— | Tact Monday night Johu Cardwell, a} farme™. left bis home, which is about eight —.1ies from this city, saying that Le was going to tiud a place to rent. This morning he was found about three miles from this place, | lying by the roadside, with bis| thront cut from ear toear. Besides bim was a considerable amount of paper smoney torn into shreds. Med- ical ail was summoned, but he died about noon today. Before he ex-} pired te wrote an explanation saying | that for the past month he had been melancholy and did not care} to liv- any longer, and that be tore} up the $115 so that they would not think that he had been murdered} for it The deceased was 33 years old, aud leaves » widow and two! cbildren | = = | GEN. FRANK P. BLAIR. He is in Champ Clark's Famons List ot “Obscure Heroes.” In his recent famous speech in congress on “Obscure Heroes” Champ Clark related bow General Frauk P. Blair was once rotten-egged while making a speech at Hannibal, Mo. The story recalls an incident in his visit to Boonville some years after the civil war. He was then making a political | campaign of the state and one of his appointments was at Boonville. There were still many of the old | War militia or home guards—so call- ed—lingering about the place and jthey made it very unpleasant for |persous who had been in the Con- federate army. had been southern sympathizers or were known to be democrats. The iron heel of ultra radicalism was on Missouri's neck. Threats had been made by these! warriors that Frank P. Blair should nat deliver a-demeeratic speech in Boonville and the information was conveyed to him. It made the scarred here's blood boil. He had saved Missouri to the Union. He had commanded the fiuest corps in Sher- man’s Georgia campaign. He had been in the far front of many a bloody field. What: Should a rabble of Jim Crow militia intimidate bim in the proper exercise of true Amer- ican citizenship? Never! The speaker's platform stood on eastern side of the old court house. At two ovclock the veteran soldier and fiery orator mounted it and be | gaa his speech. The court house was packed with people. Among them was a low flung fellow named Charlie Robie, whe had done much devilment during the:rwar, but who stion. He | jing. He was last seen Sunday night. | }deals in pacing horses and travels | jreported he recently swindled W. A “I will put daylight through the! pis room aud was not seen until bis) |first scoundrel that attempts to lay! moanings of pain attracted the ate | tram was bearing down to certain}hands upou my person! I was al tenfion of the occupants of the room } I was at the front| pext to him. fighting to save the uuion while you! union soldier attitude, the flash of his blazing +yes, aud the deadly weapon in his trusty right baod cowed the mob completely and they slunk away out of the yard = Major General Frank | P. Blair was not troubled again taat day in Boonville. You will never know positvely what a won- | derful remedy Dr. Sawyer’s Family Cure is{ until you try it. Tt willeare you of a sour stomach. Sold HL Tucker { F.D Boutils, who was raised at Troy, was arrested Wednesday at} Kansas City, Kaneas, by a negro constable, under the vagrant law for runnivg a lottery. Bonfils is a son ef Judge Bontils of Hannibal, and jit is said that he has made a stack of money in the lottery business. | | | Diseases uafi to wom cured by Dr § Pati druggist for a free sample packas and cures, Sold by H L Tucker Bolivar, Mo., Dec. 18.—Tbe body of Charles Buckner was fouud hang- ing on a tree near are positively Ask your se. It heals town this morn-| | He was a young unmarried man, bad | no enemies, and no kuown trouble. | Whether suicide or foul play is the! cause of death is not yet known. Experience and money cannot improve Dr. Sawyer’s Family Cure. because it radically cures dyspepsia liver complaint and kidney diMeulty. sold by H. Tac An Alleged Swindler. Sedalia, Mo, Dee. 19.—J. M. Cox well advanced in years, is wanted in Jobuson county on the charge of swindling He various farmers. overland. He usually ivcludes in his deal the sale of different farm ing lands, which be claims to own Kentucky Texas. He gives a warranty deed tu the same. farmers claim these are worth-! less and that he owns noland. It is| in Missouri, ard Cox, of Centerview Mo., in a trade by which he reecived $1,200 for 160 acres of ficticious land in Kentucky Cox once lived at Mildred, Kan. Au officer was in Sedalia today in search of him “He was recently seen in Pettis county, Ladies— For diseases of women. Dr Sawyer’s Pastilles will reach the «ilticulty radically, positively and effectually It is mild bat efectual. Sold by H L Tucker. Sioux City, Io, Dec. 19.—Masked robbers entered the house of John Collins, a farmer living south of the city, last night and robbed him of $4,500 in cash. He bad just sold a bunch of cattle and get $440 for them, all in gold. He returned home late and sat down by the bed to count the money. He had just slipped it under his pillow, when there wasa rap at the door. He answered it and was confronted by the robbers. One held him at the muzzle of a guy and the other one walked straight tothe bed and took the money. As soon as they had. gone Collins started to his stables to saddle a horse and ride to town/ te notify the officers. He found that all his horses had been turned out | on the highway, except two that the} robbers had rode away. There is absolutely no clue to the robbers. —————————Ssase S.S'S | ' [SSS Cc uted: brs house. jout, which be did. } | ing thearrival of officers from Macon | who charge him with embezzlement day. About noon to day be went to A pbysicizn was sum- the — sick moped who revived scoundrels were robbing innocent} man, and left bim apparently well. people and murdering your neigh | yf-. Kanficld did not come down to | mY’ ; | wore! No such a rabble shall frighteo | dinner. and at 2 o'clock a Mr. Jun | we or drive me from this platform!” | yery stepped into his room and) His ringing voice, his undaunted | found pim dead in a rocking chair. ! F.J. TYGARD, - - - In his band was a letter be had just | received from his wife at Denver, iu which she asked him to come home for Christmas. ver. Mrs Kanfield lives at 1547 Stout street, Denver. His body was removed to the undertaker’s room, remain until she is where it will beard from What’s the Use or Talking About coldsand coughs in the sum- mertime. You may haye a tickliug cough or a little cold or baby may have the croup and when it comes you ought toknow that Parks cough Syruy is the best cure torit. Sold by H. L. Tucker. Footpads in Wichita. Wichita, Kan., Dee 18.—Henry | Balling, a Santa Fe engineer, was held up on the public streets to jnight by three masked men and robbed of $800 in vash. 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