The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 21, 1896, Page 3

| = f knew anything of it except the of- batiteaa ‘ : ut it is unhandsome to defraud | the unit rule should not l 3 aap prevail not ret of Beauty : ficers and the railway officials. _ Jothers of the credit that belongs to| joes than 10 of the Mickipandelers health. The secret ofhealth is | In long interview Jackson admits | ¢y,47), Se ee ee K. dhe power to digest and assim- his gueprise, over the verdict cae J am creditably informed that the] also be remembered that the two ‘ claims that he had proved an alibi. |. anit ee Cal : te a proper quanity of food. Tse iil ianin tine Lis isnocaneenaa instruction or McKinley by the Cal-|largest States in the conceded gold is can never be done when as ifornia convention was obtained by | column are Pennsylvania and Magsa of says that Walling killed Pearl Bryan. /444 promises on the pa.s of hia man-|chusetts, while few of the Western aliver does not act it’s part. | The prisoner is greatly depressed agers of a Cabinet. office and by theland Southern States are among pa Doyou know thi eae = a = pe further promise that he would sign| those who have already chosen dele interview could not suppress his) ,1¥ silver legislation that could be i : J utt’s Liver Pills ar . \Gesondant. fedling. oWalline. wee y_Silvé & 2} gates. It is conceded that New = Rae de] , 1 P 1 g- h 8 di got through the next congress. This] York and all the other New England itecure forsick head ; also interviewed since t GO UGe ict pledge 1s safe enough, perhaps,|States, Maryland, Wisconsin and ae sour stom< ae = — it a ee ei sinco the next congress is not likely | Minnesota, will elect gold delegates, er pation, torpict es OE GOS ee Nae ‘ 8 ieee to pass any silver legislation, but/ but, aside from these States, it ap- — c, bilious fever, bE | al c a C i the sense of the promise was an ef-| nears that the silver men have things fi i Bi peptatedi Chali’ eens onde | fort by the McKinley managers to} practically their own way. It was mrs i Benya neneing: show that their candidate was i lash im ‘ ve Ouinicndaysdanuacy, 19 june |e ; claimed until a st ort time ago that le i ‘ v% k 1 i Pearl friendly to silver. Kentucky, Virginia, Iowa, Illinois 8 ape it oe oe ane When the delegates at Sc. Louis}and West Virginia were in the , i ryan of Crrgencastie, And., arrived ome to consider these matters their! doubtful column, but row it is al RI JACKSON MUST HANG. in Cineinnati, to put Seek in the choive for president will not be Wil-| most acertainty that all these States, e y a 2 5 ein ob ber WARE e Josten liam McKinley of Ohio. They are| with the possible exception of Ken * ry Finds Him Guilty of Pearl | at his request, to be relieved, as she not going to determine the destiny tucky, will elect silver delegates. an Bryan's Murder. | was led by him to hope, from shame} o¢ their party in any ‘hurrak, boys,’| According to the prssent indica- _ | Newport, Ky., May 14.—The Scott | *° herself and her family: After be-| ,pirit, Mr. McKinley is still many|tions, when the convention meets, wkson caso went to the jury at 10| img with him Tuesday, Wednesday, | sot, short of a nomination, and|the standing will be as follows: | dock this morning. Before retir- | Dhuradsy and Friday, she was found) when the delegates get together hee es; | oe Silver. | pg the judge's type-written instruc- | taurdered, and with her head gone-| nq compare notes they will realize wee F 16 nk fous, bloody clothes, letters and| Just fourteen weeks ago yesterday | that their candidate should be a wise Gonnestious .-.. 2 . her articles that were shown in | S¢0tt Jackson, with Alonzo M. Wal-|temperate, conservative, educated | Delaware ...... 6 + fidence were placed in their hands. ling, as an accomplice, was arrested | statesman, with defivite policies, | Fovis AY i : and charged with her murder. A fixed opinions anda safe record.” Idaho. ae mL ey At 1:05 p. m- the jury returned to a tala ite and some bloody gar-| From Tom Platt’s latest interview tates it 16 a fPe court room with a verdict. Amid et Oey es ; {toasting McKinley. lowa os 2 desth-like stillness the foreman |™ents pointed out the identity o --—— — ; Ka Say (aoabital ie 2 3 aded the verdict to the clerk,who the victim. A scaron one hand, aj ANTE-NUPTIAL CONTRACT VALID ieeenieas aAe = 6 dasfollows: “We the jury, find peculiar formation of the toes of one - Marylend 1 be defendant. Scott Jackaon, guilty | foot established the identity of Pearl | Decision Rendered at Nevada, Mo., in| Michigan. 28 {murder in the first degree, and Bryan beyond doubt. The Campbell a Unique Suit, Missiesipy ls his penalty at death.” county, Kentucky, grand jury indict-/ Neyada, Mo., May 13.—An unique | Montana - f ne |The Judge had previously an-|€4 both jointly for the murder. Ex-| suit was decided by Judge D. P.| Nevada : 6 | [°4 ad op A at : Z a) : 8 q New Hampshire... 8 ot founced that no demonstrations of | tradition papers were procured in| Stratton in the Circuit court ~re| Sew Jereey 2 is PPProval or disapproval by specta- | Kentucky and granted in Ohio.|to.day by which a wife's title to 140 Son Dakota t would be permitted. Deputies | Their extradition was resisted to the| acres of land, deeded to her by her Odio. i 18 28 - placed throughout the room, | Utmost, but was finally secured on | husband in an ante nuptial contract» Penmavivania a vt ith orders to bring before the court | March 17, when they were taken to} was confirmed to the wife. Last South Carolina. Is Is \g >, . ra Si AR OLB... -+- Ss = Y person disobeying this instruc- NewPort, Kentucky. January Mrs. M. C. Meeks, a hand ie 2 2 ion, to be punished for contempt. | After one continuance, the trial) sono St foxeph widow, came here Texas. ‘s : i wequently, the verdict was heard | began on April 20. One hundred to meet Judge Charles Ford, an old Washington 2 “6 ith silence, but immediately upon jand 96 aracsace were examin /and wealthy citizen of Metz town- v ay : 8 @ adjournment of the court the | od. The testimony closed on last ship, this county, for the purpose S 3 : wil tators rushed to the jurors and | Saturday, May 9. Monday, Tuesday | of marrying him, previded he deed-|Q* = : AN ok each other by the hand,show- ;and Wednesday of this week were! od ner a certain number of his fertile | rs ahearty approval of the verdict | consumed by counsel in arguments. | scres, He gave her the desired deed, | s aa re ind by the jury. | This (Thureday morning at 9:45 the | which was recorded at the same} Jackson himself received his doom | C88@ Was given the jury. At 12:05 p.| hour that the u ge license was | gested, is poison ws , ith no manifestation of emotion ex- | ™- the jury filed in and read the ver-|igcued. After the ran Gene) r gth. Mil irl, a oS cee igestion wide ashen paleness of the face. None ; dict, “Murder; penalty, death.” The pronounced Judge Ford) Seas ea his relatives were present. The | Prisoner sat aloue, not a friend near 1 to his fine PA aon. in LL McBRIDE & CO. Greeting to all Cash Buyers of ed upon in the case of Alonzo M. Walling, whose trial ie set for next Tuesday. It must be in an adjoin-! jing county. As Kenton county,with ;Covington as the county seat, and | Pendleton county, whose shire town jis Falmouth, are gle only counties venue will almost aarti be to | ie Hardware, Stoves, Qo, sesso ct = | as we have been for many years, and expect to and will give | og a8 mADY (or more) goods for the ame money as any other house in the 1 ee We are not importers, but | Sour fgoods as cheap as anyone in the | a yond intend to keep nothing I yut STRICTLY FIRST CLASS GOODS — sare here gwith our expe rienee of twenty-five years in the grocery business and | vow that we know the best) brands of goods, » know what they are} o hin the market and at the inside pric and t inside price ia for them. It is not necessary to advertise {prices for other parties to nicate, but we ask youto come in with your infact anything that you have for sale and we will give you as much for ras the market will bear, in justice to ourselves as well as you, UR LINE OF HARDWARE complete ineverything soma sewing awl toa cook stove. Our line of ed fruit were bouy ght i> Sanfrancisco, shippe ed direct to us and are stric fancy’ Our coffees are the best in the € ity, come and try them and you be convinced, we tellthe truth ‘so with all our dines.” Only try them pd you will be satistied. We Guarantee everything we sell to be as Represented fice it to say we will duplicate any legitimate price quoted. We do not ow our horn “put will leave the matter with our customers to determined ether we do a legitimate business or not. Come in and be convinced. Very respectfully yours, A. L. McBRIDE & Co. North side square, Butler Missouri. father of Pearl Bryan and her ther, Fred Bryan, were present hen the verdict was rendered. The usual motion for a new trial made and then Jackson was ea away to He had been ounded by 8) 'f dozen or more Micers, and went out tection, although es face ashen pale, utterly mo tionless, except for the twicthing of the rouscles of his cheeks. All after noon since the verdict he has exhib vf He error ited no power still hopes for by order of the C for executive clemency. tion in jail. eae jail a yD rt of Appeals, ider their there was no The verdict Falmouth, the more remote town from the scene of the murder. “My opposition to Gov. McKinley | | Proce: ds almost entirely from my; belie ef that he will get the republicsm| | party into turmoil and trouble. Hej jis not » well Lalanced man of affairs, Morton. He is not a great} He is not a trained | ublie map, as Senator | H- is uot an astute po- | ec Gov mar, us Reed is. and educated BOn 1s litica! er. Senator Quay is.} Heis es yis x» clever gentleman, much too m «bi aud much too im- pression obe safely intrusted with grea executive offiee, whose | quest for honor hxppens to have the| accid tion of ental advantage of the associa-| ne with the last repub- lican protective tariff. Mr. 3 ley bad really lesa to do with that industrial law than had either Gov. Dingley or Senator Ald- rich, but simply because of his posi- tion as chairman of the ways and means commitiee of the fifty-first congress it has borne his name, and there seem to be a good many peo- ple who labor under the impression that he wrote it line for line and that the theory that it embodies originat ed in hie colossal intellect. I would not deuy him one jot or title of the credit that really belongs to him, his }and silver: him, his eyes traastixed, but luster-) deeded her gly brought to reform the ceed, whict wife's fa lemonstration to indicate a necessity gives universal satisfaction in New- lea Mauch cars. The general impres- Port entire tra dence develop Bets thet the ve is right. Mr. Bryan, the father of Pearl!’ 9g the arriage the trouble in the Bryan, and bis two sous were pres- judge was of sleeping or of acquit ent when the verdict was announced. with a long under his uth hed arranged Seott Jacksons mother, his sister Paspecial train to transfer Wal. ead her husband. Prof. Post, were bg, as well as Jackson to the State in Greencastle, having gone last ftitentiary at Frankfort. ‘This train evening: Win waiting untilnoon and noone | A change of =. venue has been decid- nea me. or may not s departure from his roof. of age. while his wife i | He is nearly 75 years | 43 and quite! . SILVER3LEADS. atic Situation as It Loeks Just Now. \ Demoer 'GOLD MEN HAVE A HARD, UP-| HILL FIGHT UN,HAND Figures) That. Show Comparative Strength in the Convention. Cincinnati, O, May 12—The En- quirer makes a forecast of conditions in the Democratic fold when the | delegates of that party meet at Chi-| cago July 7. It has sent word to its various correspondents in the yari- | ous States where there is a contest | with instructions to send an unbias-| ed report of the strength of the cop-: tending forces, and the first and| most accurate summary of the rela-| tive vote of the silver and anti-silver | men is presented. i The following States have held! conventions, and their delegates will stand as follows as between gold| Goid, @ilver Alabama Colorado Michigan. Massach Miasiseiy Missouri . Nebraska. : New Jersey. 20 Oregon. Pennsylvania Rhode Islard Tennessee Washington District of Columbia. carry * 4 A second convention bes been held in Nebraska by the gold Demo crate, who elected 16 contesting del | egates. The table above shows that of the delegates thus far elected 131 are for silver and 124 for gold; but if | committee, | majority of gold HINGES ON NEBRASKA. With That State Sound Mower Will Win at Chicago. Washington, D.C. May 1i.— Senator Faulkner. chairman of the Democratic national Congressional - : id to-day thet ac there is ge, we are likely have a straddle at St. Louis and free silver at Chicago. “Senator Hi and I went over the whole situation very carefully | night,” ke said, “and Chicago depends small margin. the a on a very, very We find that it will all turn on the Nebraska delegation. As is generally known there are two. delegations from this Western State, | and the seating of these will deter- mine the fate of free silver. Senator Hill believes that the national com-! | mittee, which will make up the tem- porary roll of the convention, has a standard men, hence upon its decision as to the | seating of one of the Nebraska dele- gaticus the whole outcome of the convention may hinge.” Senator Coekrell of Missouri de- clares that nothing but an act of} God can prevent the Chicago con- vention from declaring for free coin- rage. Repnbiican Pets. The republicans at the St. Joseph convention this week, declared in and reciprocity, and the Hon. Wm. McKinley as their idol. The democracy aecepts the issue. Reciprocity is the Blaine idea, but jit does not harmonize with McKinley protection. was alive, When the great Blaine he denounced the Mc- Kinley tariff—as it did not furnish a market for a barrel of pork or a bushel of corn. A McKinley high tariff is restrict- ed markets, anda gold standard a contracted currency. But protection and the gold stand- ard area pair of twins. The high wall of protection gives the protect- ed manufacturer a grip on the con Embodied into law it means the sqauvezing of the toiling millions, who produce the wealth by their la- bor. fruits of Republican policies ducer. money loaner.—Nevada Mail. How's This! h that cannot ure, Toledo O. M » known F, ey for the last 15 years, .and be- lieve him perfectly honorable in all bus- iness transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm, Wesr & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo O. WALDING, KINNAN & MAR- vin, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally igh urd ae a case of catar acting directly upon the blood mucous su es ot the system. Price c by all druggists. t + per bo Louisiana Election. | New Orleans. La, April 23.-There fraud in the election in this State, and Pharr is making a loud howl, he symptoms seem in v take r Digestive ¢ D 28 pg what food wi igested li do, when Tt will wake 5 refresh: veu, sustain yo ele, brain e, courage, endur e@. energy ase you in power to throw off, d snd keep you healthy and Indiges oes just the opposite * bat indiges be enred and prevented resti Cordial. Sold by all druwgist 'tle 10 cents. i _ gays a protect , up but there is no doubt of Foster's jelection. The estimate of the Dem jocratic majority outside of New Or-| leans is 30,000 to 35,000 j majority ver 6,000 i Hiably Democrati ¢ i both ho uses Whatever may blanching, the \to its original color by the use of ian Hair Renewer. “It is a babit of at, say: after eating a las around for a few bours unti ght enough to go ab nt care abou City Times. A Deception Ea they « her twelve vears before. favor of high tariff, gold standard | sumer, as the gold standard gives the meney loaner a grip on the pro Such wiil be the legitimate The republican party would put the toiler between two grinding stones—high interest and high pro- tection, and if the poor devil man- aged to exist, he must be thankful. The republican party is a great party—for the manufacturer and We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- has been a great deal of talk about Foster's} in New Orleans is a little Tie Legislature is re-| »e the cause of | hair may be restored ’ potent remedy Hall's Veyetab'e« Obituary. Mrs. Sarah J. Briden died at ber home in Lone Oak ¢ ship, Bates county, May l4th The de ceased was bor: 1831, in Notti: She came to married this children, seven boys e six whom 4 ter 18 in a t taugh in Bates county ber death Mre. Briden was a most estiimal woman, loved and respected by all who knew her. She departed “this life very peace! y to join her ehil- dren and husband, who preceded Six loving children and a large cirele of sympa- loss. A Friem thizing friends mourn her The uew ice plant being put in at Clinton is about Now ad cation ntou b completel if Butle d with Ch j pany co jas Cli and then the pare stuff. rect con o doubt the ice com- uld supply th is town as well to we Would get ® { wool ? ke ‘cold? No. To keep i heat. If the body is supplied with plenty of fresh air—oxygen— and proper jood, it will gener- ate sufficient warmth to pro- tect you on the coldest day— Scott’s Emulsion of Cod- liver Oil, with Hypophosphites, is the best warmth-food. Thin people, people with poor blood who are easily shaken by a cold wind take Scott's Emul- sion and it makes good blood, improves the appetite, in- creases flesh, furnishes bodily warmth, and prevents the ill results from colds, coughs, and exposures. f Norwegian C rm ii er Ola it Put up in way be enough a O. W. Holmes 3 says that music ts an ever-sovereign balm. And so it is, thank Mercy, for sore spints. But for the aches, pains anc weaknesses of the body Johnson's Belladonna Plaster is bet- @ter. It soothes, warms, comforts and heals. It seeks out the cause of the trouble and sets it right. It con- tains virtues old as history, yet never & before so combined as to be of the é highest practical efficac Note the Red Cross on all the g JOTINSON + Manufuct $ The small sige ure your cough or help your baby O. T. BEESON } Real Estate and Insurance IT respectfully solicit the busi- ness of all good pecple in Butler and Bates Co.,and will give care- ful and prompt attention To any business placed in my hands. My commissions w low. Come and see me, over the ie ROE RA RAAK RAAR RR RAR pe PCC OCCTCCL SRRAAR ARMERS’ BANK. wee) ‘T. We. Lec. Bugev DO NOT FOR. YOU R PROTECTION CATARRH