The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 7, 1895, Page 6

anand Deed From Fright St. Joseph, Mo, Jan. 30.—Arm stead Hoskius, a well kKuown colored mau, who lived ou North Fitth street ST. JACUxv> OIL is the Perfect CURE for NEURALGIA divd yesterday. The neiyiibors say WITHOUT RELAPSE, COLLAPSE, MISHAPS or PERHAPS. he was frightened to death, and when they speak of him it is with = i bieed CLARDY & CANTERBURY The Hustlers are Doing the breatu. Hoskins, saw a yhost—a ternbie spook—aud was turown j Wtach he it as said, Into convulsions, from Horkins ;bud upparently good bealth uwtil Friday, and that saw the No oue bever rallied ast ou bt he Visio 58 ms to ikuow exactly whatit was, for Hos kins i { not deseribe jbut the It minutely Leighbors bave a sort of that it jawful. for the man was taken to hie! | bed and never recovered. OF BATES COUNTY. | | how Dr. Pierce's Favorite Preserip | | tion acts upon nervous women. It’s} a marvelous remedy for vei vous aud Real Estate Business § Vague idea imust have beeu It's Astonishing If you want to Buy or Sell see them. All business | foree tthe exy in | Messeny BY FIVE MeskeED ROBBERS Southera Pacde Express be do vpo Dennup, N.o My, Jun. 31 th west bourd S Ba ex ples. was ay by fi liske me ast \ > AtZons, aod eX es Ca »>d ow frou $50,000 to S75.008 Af wihe. eXpress a eRNE t lo es furtt er west ex = orn men assay ard out over she platue at the 4 hour recur bt of sR s tw cars alaost a total wreek from tne Express Mirchell made his escape j with several thousaia do | the robbers ars before Teached the forts Promptly attended to. Fir st door South of Post Office West Side Square, Butler, Mo. NO PARDON IN SIGHT. | The Younger Boys Doomed to Fimsh | Their Lives in’ Prison, The St. Joseph people who have worked so hard to secure the release of Cole and Jim Younger from the | Minnesota penitentiary, are probably , again doomed to disappointment, ns the chances seem now that the Min- nesota governor will not interfere. | At least Governor Nelson, who has | just resigned his office, has washed | his hands of the matter. A letter received yesterday by an ex confederate of prominence in this city, says the St. Joe Gazette, who has been one ot the most assid uous champions of the Youngers with Governor Nelson, state that with the stepping dows of Nelson go the bopes fora pardon which was aluost expected and that all work, if anything is done, must be begun atthe beginning The letter does not indicate a deep seated faith in what will be dove in the future, but | expresses great regret that more ac tive work was not pushed with Nel | son, whom the writer seems to think | would have extended clemency if | more vigorously pressed. The Youngers have »wade good | prisoners. The warden of the Min | nesota penitentiary says that Cole Younger bas not broken a rule of PERJURED TESTIMONY, It Sent Willis Burns, a Negro, to the Penitentiary tor Twenty-five Years. Governor Stone Monday pardoned | Willis Burns, colored. the filed by Gov The facts in case are set forth im the order ment of state: “Atthe S ptember term, 1588, of the Randolph county circuit court Willis Burns, colored, was upon in- dictment, convicted of the crime of committing @ rape upon the person of ove Annie White and sentenced to imprisonment in the penitentiary for a term of twenty five years from September 18, 1888 “Recently the woman, Annie White, died Shortly before her demise she made an affidavit before W 8S. Boulware, a justice of the peace at Moberly, that her testin ony charging Burns with committing the rape upou her was wholly false, and that she was persuaded to make the charge by others, she being at that time under 18 years of age. het Jast sickness she coufession to During made a similar Mrs others Maria | Brown bas made affidavit that just before dying Aunie White stated to ber that she was greatly troubled because of her false testimony against Burns and his consequent the institution siuce he entered it eighteen years ago Cole was then | 32, he is now 50. Jim Younger is | postmaster and Cole is bead nurse | in the hospital, aid has been pro | moted-out of the stripes for good conduct, to wear the gray, which he has not worn before captain in the confederate army. Jim Younger says be would like for Cleveland to release him from his position as postmaster and send him | back to Missouri. Both of the bro | thers, however, had intended to go | to Texas and begin farming again, if released. since he was Do not suffer with pain ontop of the head and n the back when l'r Sawyer’s Pastilles will ely and positively cure you. Sold by UL Tucker ‘ora Horror. Minn., January 31.—A “After the inquest on the bodies of the fifty seven people | killed in the powder explosion of the night of January 15 in this city was finished today. About 135 witnesses were examined and the investigation was most searching from beginning to end. The jury found that the first explosion, which killed the majority of the people, came from the Kenyon-Connell com- Responsible F St. Paul, Butte, Montana special says: a session of ten days from the Butte Hardware company's ‘warehouse, also that both companies kept in their warehouses a quantity | ‘ieulty. of the explosives far in excess of that allowed by law, and holds them | responsible. for the deaths of the | entire fifty-sever people. The Ken sgyon' Connell company comprises W. > Kenyon, M J. Connell, J. E. ylord, C. H. Palmer and A. J. Johngon, The Butte Hardware com. : pany,.P. A Largey, Geogry Lavelle, Henry. Williams, I. F. Kirby and R. J. Watson. HIG Removal. We take pteastire ip anp® atter this date Parks Sire move all traces ot rheumatism, kidney trovbles and liver complaint trom the user. Itis the only medicino that is guaranteed to cure these diseases or no pay. Parks sure cure is sold by H, L. J |and that she seemed to suffer | keenest remorse on account thereof. | taken’ prisoners. jlanded a large jsilenced by the heavy pany’s warehouse, and the second, imprisonment Mrs. Brown states under oath. that Annie White con- fessed in the most unequivocal terms that her testimony was wholly false, the “A large number of the best peo- ple of Moberly, where this crime | was alleged to iave been committed, urge me to pardon the conviet. Aside from the confession of Annie White, the circumstances of the case are such as to excite grave doubts of Burns’ guilt. I believe bis imprison- ment is the result of perjured testi- : mony, and I hereby pardon him. Issue accordingly. —Jefferson City | Tribune. Ladies—The druggist named below will age of Dr Sawyer’ uliar to v Sold by H L Tucker Retreating. Che Foo, Jan. 31.—Wei Hai Wei is completely surrounded China, by the Japanese forces and is being bombarded by The Chinese have begun to retreat, and, if not already captured, will soon be Jand and sea The Japanese later boiy of troops at Wei Hai Wei and captured three forts, while another fort has been fire of the Japanese fleet Experience and money cannot improve Dr. Sawyer’s Family Cure, cures dyspe ps Sold by H. Tacker. Not Guilty. Dawson, Ga. Jan. 31.—Harrison | Stevens, colored. was hanged for the jmurder of J. G Wells, “white, last | year. All the testimony in the case {was circumstantial He protested his innocence on the gallows and | begged the Sheriff to discover the | real murderer and bmng him to justice = “Children Cry for ‘ |Pitcher’s Castorla. Stone iu the depart-| | ‘from Comptroller FE ‘bility of the stockholders | “tits,” j frou arrived he called the child out, ,on a pretense of going to its home, — ~ vr. Sawyer’s Family Cure cures § trouble Dr Sawyer s Family Cure ercomplaints, cures kidney dilic by H.L Tacker financially | cee gations made} Must Pay Up. fe ss Denver, Col., Jan. 29.—Receiver 2 DEE : ANinnan& Mar-| Adams of the defunct Commercia | ) National’ Bank bas received notice | perpetrar re jters, whe general debihty, Chorea or St. Vitus’s Dance, Insomma, or Inability to! th.. 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