The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 16, 1896, Page 3

Save Your Money. those now allowed by law, but for! One box of Tutt’s Pills willsave |guch other and different bonds as| many dollars in doctors’ bills | Congress may authorize during the! They willsurely cureall diseases | pendency of the advertisement. ofthe stor Not having had an opportunity to confer with you in person since the No Reckless Asser present session of Congress began, For sick headache, ; jand noticing your participation in my ond! “‘o- | the nebate of last Friday, I usne en | thought it not amiss to put you in TUTT H Ss ae PILLS | posse ssion of the fact | tion herein ramen | truly, MADE NO BOND DEAL. | chyliver or bowels. | malaria, co or have omit! and informa Yours very Cr GRIM PREPAR! Contained. ION President Cleyeland Writes al Pneumatic Letter Denying Keports. Guns in Francisco Harbor. DID NUT TREAT WITH MORGAN. | papow EXPLOSIVES MORE PH 4N | | Sac s | THREE MILES. fleand Carlisle Haye all Along Fa- | LC aes vored a Popular Loan. Washington, D. C., Jan. 9.—The debate on the Elkins resolution in| the Senate last Friday when the ad- ministration was accused by several] tions of San Francisco have Senators of having entered into an strengthened the past week thro agreement with a sync.cate to float | the addition thee the expected issue of bonds is the| aoe eaneaal| subject of a letter written by Presi- ¥ dent Cleveland to Senator Caffery of of Louisiana. The knowledge that such a letter had been addressed to Mr. Caffery was obtained tonight, and the letter was made public by the latter. It is in the hand- writing of the President, and covers sixspages of closely written note pa- per. It is in full as follows: Executive Mansion, Washington, D.C., Jan. 5, 1896.—My Dear Sen- ator: I have read today in the Con gressional Record the debate in the Senate on Friday concerning the financial situation and bond issues. Iam amazed at the intolerance that leads even excited partisanship to adopt asa basis of attack the un founded accusations and assertions of a maliciously mendacious and sensational newspaper. No banker or financier, nor any other human being, has been invited to visit Washington for the purpose of arranging in any way or manner for the diposition of bonds to meet the present or future needs of the gold reserve. No arrangement of Can a Fleet of E Before ‘ | aglish Vepsels Loy | | New York, Jan. 8 —A Suu 8 from Washington says the fo of three ot powerful pueumat each of which thre high explosive 500 pounds of} upward of 500 yards} with precision and terrific effect upon | the water where it struck. Columns | of water were thrown as high in the | air as the Washington monument | and the aim was so true that there | would have been no difficulty in h it. | ting avy ship which they might h: we | been aimed at. With 500 pounds of | gelatine a range of 2,100 yards was| secured, explosions occurred both on | impact with the water and with a} fixed fuse, two seconds after the shot struck, the water in each in stance being tossed like geyser spout over sixty feet in the a'r, ! With the charge reduced to 100 pounds the guns prepelled shells three miles and hit so near the mark aimed at that a battleship would have been easily blown to pieces had | she been the target. These three guns are similar to those which are now pointed at Sandy Hook, but the tests demoustrated that imy ments have been made which p the new weapons in advance of those ~ |at New York, both in accuracy and any kind has been made for the dis- power of range. position of such bonds to any syndi- Bice Other guns will bo eee at ton and the import : cities included uti plan of the war department. The success attending the trials at San Francisco bas sealed to the satisine | tion of the ordinance expert the value | of that type of weapon for the coun- try’s defense; and hereafter some of | these guns will be stationed at the important cities along the seabvard | where the department proposes con- cate or through the agency of any syndicate. No assurance of such a disposal of bonds has been directly or indirectly given to any person. in the fortif In point of fact u decided leaning toward a popular loan and advertis- ing for bids has been plainly exhib- ited on the part of the administra- tion at all times when the subject was under discussion. Those charged with the responsi- ris a structing defenses invulnerable to} bility of maintaining our gold re-| attack from the sea. \ serve, so far as legislation renders it! py .inent ordnance experts of the possible, have anxiously conferred | with each other and as occassion per- mitted with those having knowledge of financial affairs and present mon- etary conditions as to best and most | favorable means of selling bonds for gold. The unusual importance of a successful result if the attempt is again made, ought to be apparent to | every American citizen who bestows upon the subject a moment’s patriot- ic thought. Tho Secretary of the Treasury from the first moment that the necese sity of another sale of bonds seemed to be approaching desired to offer them, if issued, to the people by public advertisement, if they could thus be successfully disposed of. Af-| ter full consideration he came to the conclusion, to which [ fully egree, that the amount of gold in reserve, being now $20,000,000 more than it was made to a syndicate, and other conditions differing from those then existing, justify bonds now army, General have contended including Flagier, | that the pneumatic} gun will prove invaluable ia dealing with a large fleet and ships would |knowing that an explosion of re pounds of gelatine in the v avessel would have a most di result upon th board. It is) said that one shot from a dynami i gun would be worth more ‘than a broadside from a war ship, and that | the country can risk making a true} shot oceasionally with results ¢ fective as those following pect of a projectile with a mae on 2 im battle-| being pois not act prope disorder of the liver, Sto It has no equal as 75 cents. ee trial bo fuckers t re. us about to sale by popular subscription. | in offering the! be issued for! Owentown, Kiy., Jan. 8.—*Uoele Bose Mason, a well-known This is the entire matter, and all! jicing Haws . those particulars could have been easily obtained by a the Senate by simple inquiry. If Mr. Morgan, or reasoning from his own county, was robbed of $4,815 day nigt at 12 o'clock by three men. They terrorized the family by shoot- ing iuto the house, and carried ofa little table that contained th | The remains of the table were member anyone else, standpoint, brought himself to the belief that!halfa mile from the government would at length be morning. Of the ‘ : = 0 sin gold. constrained to again sell bonds to a, ~ 2200) wasn cold syndicate, I suppose he would have perfect right, if he to take such steps as seemed to him prude ent to put himself in condition to/¢ negotiate. tiv Texpect an issue of bonds will be | (3s advertised for sale tomorrow, and |For \ chose, ort that bids will be invited not only fort jand ab tion, & @ cy cK Asore spot, green, black, or blue, is a OUT. BCVVTBATBVVAZATVBVIY DRARAATRABABERE é i spars ce ST, JACOBS Ol iT iS MACICAL. and watch the color fade, the soreness disappear. THERE ARE MANY IMITATIONS but only one genuine. MOORE’SA ATR TIGHT, the best heating stove made. Superior cook stoves, both wood full li HARDWARE, GROCERIE at prices that defy competition. first-class goods. A. L. MeBRIDE and coal, have no equal. ne of S AND QUEENSWARE Square dealin Also a g, low prices and Co. North side square, Butler Missouri. TWO TOWNS WIPED OUT. | Earthquakes Swatlow Two Prosparena| Persian Villages.—Thonsands of Tomes Demolished and Many U Persons Killed. Persia, Jav. 9 —Two| aakes have occurred in the of Khal, the first on the n ight of January 2. Upon that, the large village of Jan Janbad was destroyed. several others were partially destroyed and 300 persons were killed. The second earthquake occurred during the morning of January 5 and severe. over an area of 160 miles. of Goi was destroyed houses were demolished. tion many villages. very great. RO, oecasion was very The town and 1,000} In addi There bers of cattle and sheep also perish- fled. The town wiped cut by earthqu ake, | Pe distric in its modern quarter. t of Khal Khal, in which the! the most damage, is in the province} ;of Azerbijian, in the extreme north. | . . | | western pertior of Pe y adjoining the province of Van, jin Armenia. Khoi li 33 degree, 35 minutes, north lat and 45 13 east longi- tude, 77 borthwest of Tabriz, | south of Mount befere its destrue- | great as far t; and was, on the trade te be- s crossed here by a seven it had quite an elabor of { saan ams, which | were, however and un inner hi It was felt | Gui, or Rigi ividainng | a, immedi- | yutary of the Aras, | ¢l series of violent earthquakes, the seismetic waves running northwest and southeast in the direction of | the main mountain ranges. The population numbered about 30,000, many Armenians, who occupied a separate quarter of including the city. The district about the city | consists of an elevated plateau, sixty miles by ten or fifteen, highly culti vated by a <illful system of drain- age and irrigation, producing a series of fertie oasis, laid out in meadows, gardens and tillage and yielding rich crops of wheat and} barley, besides apples, pears, cher ries, walnuts, chestnuts and unrival-| led mulberries. The province of Azerbijan is one| ;of the most great damage was done to | travellers give enthusiastic descrip- The loss of life was | fertile in Persia and tions of its orchards and gardens were 800 persons | and the delicious fruits which they not dare approach within its range, | killed i in Goi alone and large num. | yield. The population is of a very | varied character, comprising Kurds, | Armenians, Assyrians, Tartars, Per- | roughly estimated at 2,000,000. The | natives of Azberijan and the province _is ander the government of the heir ef-| e so waves seem to have done ! | apparent to the Persian throne. Did You Ever Try Electric Bi for your trouble? jteand get relief. , bas been found to be peculiarly aoe to the relief and cure of all/ female complaints, exe derful direct luence in givi | seen and tone to the organs. If! }you baye loss of appetite, constipa- | | tion, headache, fainting spells, xcitable, { m (iactse Bt tte ei you need. Health and ean are guar- | anteed by itsuse. Fifty cents and | $1 at drug stores. o4t in a ruinous state, | sh wall flanked with ; The best regulator to regulate a 9 siring the legislation. | thorizes |additional men, and also extends to | committee on naval affairs an origin- | | | |. ip { ‘i = pened BILL FOR NAVAL RECRLITs. K. C. Piusburg & Gulf iTime} Table n i | at Worland. js retary Herbert Says 1,000 More wo. 7, | Men Are Needed. ao ay 1210 p m 18) pm l : } 220 pom Washington, D. C., Jan. S.—Sena-, Ni 2:8 : m jtor Hale to-day reported from the See jal bill auth additional ng the enli men. nent of The bill was pre- pared at the navy department and ; Was sent to the naval committee w a letter from Secretary Herbert giv-, ing the department's reasons for de-, The bili au- the enlistment of 1,000 _, é ies Three Monitors About Completed. Washington, D.C., Jan. 8.—The navy department took steps today to learn how speedily all the moni. tors now under JAS Geni Pass DONOHUE, er A a jthe President the discretion to in crease the enlistment from the naval reserve indefinitely in case of exigen- | jcy. The secretary says in his state | é Ss Cont inolicormmitteautiaen tic! | be equipped for service in case of an number of men authorized by exist Sete eet Oy aca eaacuss curean | ebi iefs were consulted and reports ment to , s barely sufficient to equip | i lie Peecclom hich arceatee arene) made as to the length of time each | time in co ibe i} i i branch of work required. From this it appears that the low free board ; monitor Momadnock, now at Mare pareanoithe ‘Island, will be ready by February 1. at The Miantonomah, a double-turret- ed monitor, now out of commission jat League Island, can be made ready \for service in fourteen days. The | testing of her pneumatic steering ap- | paratus is about the only feature re- “Tf,” he ad sent tos ust go out of co “a new vessel is to ansferre on of auy ld become! ;Decegsary to place all our nay the i tvice at the it would be impossible to} ves actu isame t | ie uiring the time. Th | do so for want of erews to man|% tort B aye tee tsi | a monitor Terror, now at New jthem. Considering the constantly is geeend Oe IG Tis | sians proper and other tribes and is} the best laid towns of | Persian army is largely composed of | John Evans was cruelly deserted by, The | {make reasonable provision for emer- | they were will require sixty days to be made These three crafts will make a powerful acquisition to the available naval vessels. They are fully equipped with armor, and the few days required for making them ready for sea will be spent on miuor finishing touches. It is expected also that the ram Kahtadin, will be ready for service at an early day. The department is in communication with the Bath Iron works as to certain minor changes in the vessel, aud General Hyde of the Bath company, will be here tomorrow to arrangements. recurring emergencies of the service | > : and the number of vessels soon to |*"“Y GE ESAS be completed, the urgent necessity for the enlistment of 1,000 addition- al men becomes obvious.” Mr. Herbert says that the second provision of the bill is intended to gencies which may at any moment occur and which might arise when Congress was not in session. Removal, We take pleasure in announcing that after this date Parks Sure cure will re- move all traces of rheumatism, kidney trovbles and liver complaint trom the user. It is the only m ino that is guarantced to cure these diseases or no day, Pars sure cure is sold by H. L: Tnckcer, make necessary Morton is Piatt’s Choice, Washington, D. C. Jan. 8.—The Post to-morrow will say: Sx senator Platt was in Washing- ton for a short time to day and was seen by several members of the New York delegation in congress, who were anxious to learn from him just what the official announcement of the candidacy of governor Morton for the presidency meant. Mr. Platt assured them that it meant business and that there would be seventy-two delegates from New for the govern- or. Lynched on the Way to Court. Tenn, Jan. 8.—The trial of Frank Simpson and Harn- son Fuller, colored, charged with having assaulted Mrs. Pomeroy, a widow and her 16-year-old daughter in this county last August, was to have occurred here to day, and for this purpose the two negroes were brought in on the noon train from Nashville, where the sheriff had placed them for safe keeping, but met by a mob of some 400 or 500 men, who at once proceeded to administer the of Judge Lynch, by suspending the two ne- groes to a railroad trestle about a mile from town, and when this was done, at a signal from the leader, the mob fired a volley of some 200 or 300 shots into the negroes, almost perforating their bodies. Then the| mob quietly dispersed. Simpson} confessed his guilt before he was 4 is now said that Gov. Morton hanged, while Fuller maintained | will be pat forward as the represent: that he was innocent until the last. |, : of the gold sentiment of the The mob made no attempt at dis- | penublican party and behind him guise. Lexington, the New Yorkers who have a leaning toward Speaker Reed asked Mr. Platt what would be done about second choice. He told them nothing would be done at present and so far ar be was concerned he fad no second rice and the second of New York would be one of the last things considered at the nation- al convention. Some of law | will be the large financial interests | that desire to maintain the gold ' standard unimpaired. | Left His Wife But a Doilar, Joseph, Mo., Jan. 8.—re, A Liyeiy Leap Year. ij her husband at the new usion station! pailadetphia Times. d | The couple arrived here | ilast night. hout hee- yesterday afternoon from Tuskaho- | on that this year’s sip of leap ma, L. T., where Evans had been er-| year proposals will be fifty times It may be prophesied wi itters as a remedy | If not, get a bot This medicine | gaged in merchandizing. When they greater than ever before. And that | Were married, some years ago, Mrs.| is a small allowance, for the number | Evans had $19,000 in cash. When | of f female cranks has |they sold out a few days ago Evans | much larger proportion. And eyery increased in rting uw ar on Du jIa., to visit friends ng! or | to-n1¢ ing space being { people is Simmons Liver Regulator. P atime and mud t e d dit regulates the liver and the liver Pvork wile ten di realized $15,0000 in cash from the} one of the cranks, maid or or widow, sale, and they started to Hamburg, man before advance. | will experim Arriving bere, | the year is Evans pacceaced oe the money,’ ment his wife but $1. bt furnished — ent on some out. Such is ichstag nd proceed g 10D Mayor Shepherd to the bome of bh parents, at Hamburg, Ia reform b could find no trace her who, it is supposed, wen Louis. ES: phergetic H on and Mrs mock pi government, of the 12D em- Indi resid Ind., rests Harrison is going to New| ays and will marry lense 2 ener aoa SBD eteta yee eters Mrs. Dimmock before his return. It}, : ao at its beauty aor an ] i remark Was ele ad . lay, regular thea bealth is good, but if, is barely possible that the ceremony! 1 > es Bae 3 and Hoos of wilews ategape cr Tisesned then these ut may be deferred until efter Lent. It ———— along its broad, reguler| |constant Biliousness, Indigestion ooas precise ine = ————— jstreete. There were a few good! b d jane Sees e CUOn Cora e ney ‘Children Cry for & : Headache and all the disorders of | ey lar dan® the fanity Honk | ee ' buildings, including the Governor's | the stomach that one bears of. Try| a eo = _Pitcher’s Castoria. | pal ace, several mosques, a large/ Seaman Liver Regulator and PFO¥E | bloc : Children Cry fos | brick bazaar and a fine caravan serai. 2 |The chief manufactures were copper | wares and worsted socks. In Sep- =n ember, 1881, Khoi was visited by a| Full quart, 10c, | this. Try a can of Hopki Hominy(huljed corn.) It is de! | Har. Pitcher’s Castoria. ies there | Children Cry for erchange Of Ditcher’s Castorias mramsernnrwnermne se nmsonrmeD SNS ZANTE ANION ti 7 Ssbrs aS aE