The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 23, 1895, Page 6

Gordon is Dismissed. ; Carroll Rebuked. | Louisville, Ky., May 9.—The city) Macon, Mo., May 15.—Secretary | 33 BORA: <e =e SRO aie REO RENERE U ER, | court was crowded again to-day | W. E. McCully of the Macon County |when the case of Fulton Gordon, | Democratic Committee has answered | €*S . W Real Estate and Loans. with the podincat pena Ges tekences oo. 4 A Wise ay to Economize jand Archie Brown, was recalled.|mitteeman Carroll, who sought to | Arguments were made by attorneys ascertain the for both sides. with the respect to the calling of a After the arguments were com- State convention on the money ques- jpleted and the case closed Judge tion. Mr. McCully says that he be- | Thompson announced that he could jlieves in the unlimited coinage of jnot hold the prisoner and that hejsilver at the 16 to 1 ratio: that no would discharge him, as an object | other issue will be so important to | jlesson to other adulterers. Never | the Democrats in the next campaign, | was a crowd more demonstrative in and that he thinks perhaps 75 per \it’s appreciation than was the large |cent of the Macon County Demo- | % Do you want to sell your farm, if o list it at once with us. ragga We are now preparing a large amount of advertising matter for distribution in Iowa, Illinois and Nebraska. Mr. J. U. Bruner, who has just associated himself with us has large acquaintance in Towa and Illinois in the real estate business. Have been engaged in running excursion trains from these states to Southwest Mo.. for the past year. Our extensive connection gives us the advant- age over ary firm in Southwest Mo. Come and see us if you wish to buy or sell. Yours for business, Second-Hand Columbia Bicycles . a ¢ — om Ponennciialell throng in the police court when crate share his silver views. Hence. these ines have been thoroughly overhauled, and they ~ Vie ry r br e g I | 3 ee bor i I gi » satisfaction Co bias always do. Clar ay & Bruner. = Eneiteniene announced in ajhe thinks the calling of an early TEE ere ca eae Oe | clear tone the verdict in the case. In| convention “would be proper. 3 { — = = ae — — = | i 5 f rs i Century Columbia. s HALL TALKS ON SILVER. Deepwater Items. ne — ‘said that | NovMankaor Viglen ce. | s oe = ‘se 3 ere was no eviden il 1 7 : Light Roadster, Pre © Tires, | On account of the chinch bugs Gordon’s part oe rae ne en ET i oe Mo, May 13.—The} <3 Pieri Car ee ese os | : ’ > eadulterer | pody of now | roe ' Views of the Secoud District Member destroying the wheat in many places, and adelteress stood on the verge of | nts A ape aE Seiagee \ 38 Y ees K : ‘ on White Metal. boutaeenes eras ice an abyss of ruin and death, and that | a0d a balf miles from La Tour, this’ ae oN CT eae xe ehh Roadster, Solta tires. aie . aaa ie sh een 5 - - | county, by a man named Hunt, pass. | x Racer. 19 Ibs. Se cee Le en Washington, D. C., May 12— ing them in corn their 1 7 only what could be} is a earn The ses Dr x A, $90 Light Roadster, Cushion Tires, ‘y i i i : t . = z 4 meggea: | si Noa & Gear . . =o ee 7 Representative Hall of Missouri be-/ The ico cream supper, given at rai re us ends the last chap Ibeen dead at least four or five | x 3 "Sa SeneGel ae } lieves that the promise of unusually Humphry Chinihen an Renee oh ter to - moat sensational tragedy|days. A letter dated two years pre er A, 70] No asa ‘SM Improved, . . gas ’ . 7 se ¢ i iVi 3 2OL y i ode oO. ws ™ 5 = good crops in the West may havea Charley Thornburg last Saturday in the istory of Kentucky. epionepere aogen Moore, ate , Model 3 ‘ 42a PS) t agitation in that section. Mr. Hall phere will bea convention at the | 1st manhood. 7 : Veexvial | siete i ae A. 8 ¥ achieved some prominence in the | py : ay Sse sts _ A i Columbia, Model 34. 6s : easant Home Church Sunday, May i i fixe 4 < ‘Simodel Gear . B, $60 last Congress by his pronounced | 19th at 4 p.m. Everybody invited. The Confederate Reunion. | lo those living | oe oer Mz cs rade advocacy of the income tax. He bas} Charley McAninch, of Johnstown,| Houston, Texas May 11.—It is ex-| in malarial districts Tutt’s Pills | tes sige A 122 vod pattern G. Gear 68, etna also voted for the free coinage of wears a broad smile on his face on| pected that 75,000 visitors will at-! < indispensible, they keep the | re EAB Bs aa rasaeis : git allver, although be ig not extreme in account of a little girl boarder, who|tend the meeting of the United) system in perfect order and are | Columbia, Modet 36. Diamond Frame Special, Hartford | his views. He is, in fact, a conserva-| prrived at his home, last Tuesday. | States confederate veterans andthe) ~ b 1 | ‘ 8, cantanmnbsistet tive Democrat | While the son and uncle of J. A.| State encampment of the Texas vol- | an abso ute cure 2 ne aemrgrn smn one Ladies’ Bicycles. 3 There is, of course,” he said toa Offil were hauling hay from the|unteer guards here May 20. An| for sick headache, indigestion, | = 5 “pasema Times correspondent, “a strong sil- jstock yard to the barn May 13th,|@uditorium, capable of seating 10-) malaria, torpid liver, constipa- | modelo. Heyer Seaton tater apis ver sentiment in my State. The! dio) horses | becane frightened at 000 people, has been erected at al: perils lignerdiceete | No. 311 A, es |) M42 Hartiord, Pattern B Cushion tir 1G, 38 Governor is pronounced in his opin- : : 9) icati int| HOM and all biious diseases. | Mode! 32. ~ (2S ‘Spettere D. Hartford. Gears B : P Pp | some hay falling on them and ranj cost of $20,000. Indications point T ’ a Pill 1 le. ons ameedl 2 MS pa . A, 40 ions, and the two Senators are! away. After running about a milejtoa representation from nearly all] utt’s Liver Pills " 6 wood Finis, ardent advocates of free coinage. At! the same time there is a general belief that it would not be wise to commit the party at this time to any | expression ypon the financial situa- | tion. We have no election in the; State thie year, and there is no! yeason why we should be hasty in | our action. In fact, I understand | that of the fifteen members of the State Democratic central committee only two are in favor of holding a State convention to take action on the currency question. One of these | is against it personally, but will be guided by the wishes of his con-/ stituents.” “Do you believe that such a con-! vention will be held?” | “I do not. If the State committee | does not call it there is no way in which it can assemble unless the people of the State take the matter | into their own hands, and by hold- ing tounty conyentions, select dele- gates to a State convention to be called by newly-chosen State com- mitteemen. This is a succession of | events which I do not regard as probable. One of the causes that will operate against such a spon- | taneous but irregular action is the fact that there will be ten or fifteen | ‘candidates for eyery State office at | the next convention next year, and each one of the aspirants does not | want his county or his party com- | mitted now to a position which may be embarassing a year hence. We must proceed with considerable consideration in Missouri.. We must not, in view of our experience last year, run any unnecessary risks. | Above all things, there must be no disorganization in the party, and disorganization would be threatened by any action now upon the silver question. We are certain to have | good crops. Our corn and wheat both promise an abundant harvest, | and when we have gathered and sold our products we can take a day or two off and talk over the financial | question.” “What is the Presidential talk in Missouri?” “There is some sporadic gossip, but nothing definite. It would not be even safe to predict whether Missouri will send a delegation pledged to a free coinage candidate. Morrison is very highly regarded, and I believe he could carry the State. Personally, I would like to see the Republicans nominate Me- Kinley and we put up William L Wilson. That would make a great | tight along straight lines, and I am willing to right now that McKinley would ‘not win. wager Removal. We take pleasure in atter this date Parks Sure cure move ali traces ot rheumatism, } trovbles and liver complaint trom the user. Itis the only medicizo that is guaranteed to cure these diseases or no | pay. Parks sure cure issold by H. i. ‘Tnekcr, ij cident. | from his tenth wife. disclosed the fact that Rimes’ last) west to the Elm Greve school house, they were caught by some of the scholars No one was injured. Jim Moshier, of Ballard, was the guest of Willie Shelton, Sunday. Measles are still raging in East Deepwater. Mr. Will Zinner is said to be on the sick list. Mr. George Porter and friend made a flying trip to Mayesburg Sunday evening, and called on Mr. | Mayes’ family, Mr. John Thotipson and family went. to Appleton City, last Saturday. Mr. Ben Little and wife, of Schell City, visited Mr. Myres, who is not expected to live, last Monday. Mr. Peacock, of Scheil City, is visiting his cousin, Miss Nannie Coleman. Srvci Played With Powder. Louisville, Ky., May 12 —A spec- ial from Salyersville, Ky., says a pit iful accident occurred near there Friday afternoon, in which one and probably two iives will be sacrificed. Two children of Wesley Row tried to start a fire by pouring powder out of a horn containing a pound} and a half on a small coal fire, when the powder in the horn ignited and exploded, tearing one arm entirely off the girl, 16 years old, and burn- ing ber hair and clothing entirely off A brother, a boy of 6, was standing near and parts of the horn struck him in the face knocking out both eyes and burning off all his clothing and hair. He may recover. Shot in a Box Car. Fort Scott, Kan, May 15.—R. B. Luther of,Kansas City,a commercial ;agent for the Santa Fe railroad, while out hunting at Ash Grove,Mo, car on the Memphis road. He hit one of the seven tramps, who were | sleeping in the car. The tramp is probably fatally injured. Luther obtained from the injured man, Thomas Henry, an affidavit exhoner- | atiog him from all blame for the ac of $500 and his trial is set for next week. Henry is in the hospital here and Mr. Luther has employed the best physicians and nurses to attend | him: The ball entered his abdomen. Invorced From His Tenth Wife. La Porte, Ind., May 9.—Abraham Rimes was to-day granted a divorce The evidence wife was his first bride and that he had married eight other aspirants for his affections before he was again wedded to his first.from whom he was legally divorced shortly after marriage. Lieut. Governor Alfred Mines sent his resignation te Governcr Rich of Michigan, Tharsday, to take effect May 31: the date tixed for adjournment of the Legislature. Mr. Milnes has succeeded Julius C. Burrows as Congressman. Mr. Luther is out on bond! of the 700 camps. Gens. Gordon, Moorman, Longstreet, Lee, Sable | and other noted confederates will at- tend with their staffs, besides sever- al prominent ex federal genera’s, including Gens. Schofield and! Wheaton. Miss Winnie Davis will be the special guest of the occasion. Do not suffer with pain on top of the head and in the back when lr Sawyer’s Pastilles will absolutely and positively cure you. Sold by ML Tucker. | Houses Swept Away. | Kan, May 7 —The town and surrounding country were! flooded by a cloud burst Sunday! night. Limo creek, which had been | (dry for many months, overflowed | with water, carrying away houses, | horses and cattle. John Williams’ | house was swept away and his fami-| Herington, Sea | narrowly escaped drowning. | ml MeManus’ house was carried | |bridge. Mys. McManus was drown- led. Her body was found lodged in | a tree south of town Monday mern- ing. Ladies—Dr Saws Pastilles are female weakness, pain on top of t lower part of the back. It strengt cures. Sold by H L Tucker. | He Died as a Pauper. Chicago, May 11.—The county in- | |firmary reports the death asa pau | per at the institution of Dwight J. Hitchcock, ex president of the Illi-| nois Midland railway, now part of the Vandalia. He became an in-| | mate May ¢ the last | }stages of consumption. He had | }formerly been quite a wealthy man i ‘but the records bear the inseription: , |“No friends.” | aud was in | unfortunate speculation | | The Wish Gratitied. You have often wished for some-| Hast week, shot ata mark on a box| thing to take the place of pills. Now | sions, 1 |try a 25 cent package of Simmons | Liver Regulator, powder. Take it | 'dry, on the tongue, or make it into ja tea. It is pleasant to take, and| | gives quick relief—two good recom- mendations. Grover’s Sad Plight. Washington, D C, May 16—! | President is in receipt of 42 letters from persons who are blessed with B twins, triplets and quadruplets, the they their youngsters after his family. All No attentior will be paid to such letters. } One petitioner, who had been | \blessed, with bew arrivals, | wrote: “We have named three, Frances, Ruth and Esther. What shall. we other? We thought of naming her Groveretta, if this 15 satis yon could remember us as y the triplets;as we have gone th one better” have named writers saying ask for money four name the ry. Do yo About I |mertime. You may have a tickliug | cough or a little sold or baby may have} the croup and when it comes you ought | to know that Parks cough Syruy is the j best cure forit. Sold by H. L- Tucker. | x | He lost his money in | | | detec ve memory ‘ cee | secure me: Private Secretary Thurber says the ic } mek His Rooms Crowded Everybody Satisfied,Many | Praising Him. DR REA &CO., | t in the treatment of Neryous, Chrcn- | ye. Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases wil at nis branch office at Mo,) HOTE,L Butler, | MAY 28, One Day. | sultation, | n ir | PALACE TUESDAY, ated in five j | hronie | b, liver, kid. | mors- No | | apo- | hoea and Im in youth or | e in a D avel sexual and which The doctor carries all and } 1} ot | Kansas City, Mo. \ A. S. MILLHORN. 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