The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 27, 1897, Page 3

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The Chronicle's ccrrespoudent went to the scene of the tragedy last night, and from members of the family learned the details of the crime. About 12 o'clock Tuesday night a mob of citizens visited the home of John Mayfield, who lives ina narrow valley, eight miles from this place, looking for Liga Mayfield, John’s son, but, after passing single file through the house and not findiog Lige at home, threw their burning torches upon the roof of the house, setting the dry shingles afire. May- fied, by hard work, saved his home from the flames. The mob, thinking their work well done, then took up their march to the home of John Mitchell, who lives about one mile farther up the valley. THE MOB OPENS FIRE. Upon their arrival they aroused the inmates by pounding upon the door, but failing to get inside the house, commenced firing into the building. John Mitchell, well know- ing the intentions and purpose of the mob, got up and started across the room to get his revolver, but was mortally wounded before reach- ing it, be'ng shot through the head, arms and body. His step brother, Jack Coffman, who was in the house, aroused by the uproar of children’s screams and women crying, raised up in the bed and was literally filled with buckshot by eome one of the mob who could see his actions by the light of a torch that was being held in a small window. Dave Mitch- ell, brother of John,jumped out onto the floor, only to catch his dying brother, who fell in his arms, and was himself shot through the head and arms, and thinks his life was only saved by his brother's body being between him and the mob. WIFE AND CHILDREN UNHURT. It seems almost a miracle that John Michell’s wife and children es caped injury, as the wall behind the | Island | which was framed by | rauders are content to rob a bank or| {future meetings, bed where they were sleeping was literally perforated with buckshot and rifle balls. One of John’s little children, be ing grazed on the side of the head by a glancing shot, cried out: “Papa, Tm shot, too;” but the father was already dead and could not reply to his child. The Mitchell brothers and Coff- man were thought to belong to a pilfering band,who operated through the entire north part of this county Ingalls Bitter. Washington, D.C., May 20.—! Senator Inga'ls of Kansas, who the city, has paid his respects to his former colleagues in the senate, A! lison, of Iowa; and Aldrich cf Rnu Taking for his text the sen ate sugar schedule of the ter ff bl!, Allison ard Aldrich in the interest of the sugar trust, ex Senator Ingalls snid: “From the republican point of view it would be better that the tariff biil should fail than the senate sugar schedule should stand. It is the most brezen and undaunted hold-up of the century. It has ne excuse except the insatiuble gieed and rapacity cf the most shameless equad of plunderers that ever escap ed the penitentiary. e Oordinary ma swindieacommunity. These brig ands propose to pillage the nation and compel congress to become their accomplices. The trust sched-| ule will defy competition, annihilate the best sugar industry and edd to the oppressive burdeas of every cit izen of the United States, for the avowed purpose of swelling the ol ready inordinate gaing of a remors3 less moropoly. These ure the per tormances that explain populism end which, if not restrained, anarchy possible ” When Weak, Weary and Wasted from Kidney Diseases, why not try Foley’s will make Kidney cure a guaranteed medicine. AtJ A ‘Trimble’s. Place for Ex-Presidnts. New York Press. At last we have come toit. Gen. Harrison has shown us what to do |Their 5 | fight was in progress and ut the finish with our ex-Presidents. The place for them is at the cradle. He has been doing yeoman’s duty for his eountry and posterity during his family visit to Chicago. He has *tended the baby while his wife shop ped. Good! Only two of our pres- idents have been able to boast of being fathers after the close of their terms of office—Mr. Tyler and Gen. Harrison. Tyler, became president, was the father of six children after bis retirement from office. He never expected to be president, and bad to borrow a suit of clothes to be inaugurated in. CASTORIA. ‘The fac- Ore, ase (Lax Llchdee we Shortage Made Good. Sedalia, Mo, May 20.—The short- age of $1,345 50, discovered in the office of City Collector W U. Wiley last Monday, by the finance commit- tee of the council, was made good to day by C. McNab, father of Har ry B McNab, who was for three years bock keeper at intervals in the collector's office. Young McNab is said to be ill at the home of his aunt in Springfield, Vt. There will be no criminal prosecution so far as the city is concerned. But the probabilities are; t},e men are expected to respond to that the stork has not deserted the} calls to load or unload vessels at any home of ex President Cleveland | hour of the day or night, they the luckiest man who ever| be asked to work between midnight PICTURES. KILLED WHILE “FAKING.” Cavil, the Champion Swimmer. Asphyxi- While Deceiving the Public. Causes Intense E: WAM SIMPLICITY Ih SPELLING. The Lieycle Race Between Chica od New York Won by the Former—An Edict ainst Sunday Work—Sol- diers’ Liome O als Indicted. the bly the si ceptional h and 14th, were ear. In the] eye in that vast audience w to catch the alleged foul blow, but it is quite certain t not one suceeed- ed. Even the knockout blow conld hardly be caught by the eye, so rapidly did both the pictures and, apparently the fighters move. enthusiasm was as intense as though an actual A QUESTION OF MARRIAGE. Whether a Man Can Marry His Sister-in- The Law. The t into Lu- two warring factions « “Has a man a dead wife's siste he has, and the Missouri and about half chure} he has not. Two trustee the entire audience seemed to be on its feet, howling itself hoarse. The pictures depicting the agony on Cor- | bett's face are the clearest of the The scenes showing the attempt of Corbett to get at Fitzsimmons after the question, to m his The pasts lot. the his defeat, the seconds se ating the | to the synod, closed the men, the crowds jumping into the | that no services were hel arena, the Carson audience in a stam- rustees. pastor, took pos: the chur were all intensely realistic. ntered throug WANT SIMPLICITY IN SPELLING. CurcaGo, May 24.—The National Educational association is making a vigorous crusade for simplic ing. At itslast annual me retary was directed to use, lishing the proceedings of that and gs, such simplified spell- ing as should be recommended by the following committee: Dr. W. T. Harris, tered would be g chairman; Superintendent Soldan, of | later was dis: St. Louis, and Superintendent LBalliet, | acting under orde of Springfield, Mass. Chairman Harris has just notified Dr. Irwin Shepard, of Winona, secretary of the association, that the committee has recommended for use in official documents the fol- lowing amended spelling: Program (programme), tho (though), altho (al- though), thoro (thorough), thorofare (thoroughfare), thru (through), thru- r pec a window, locks on doors. nt the other trustees broke regained possession and rer A crowd of the broke in door trance, when sev side se al shots were fired € an that en- he crowd informed that the arshal 2 the mayor. KILLED HIS SICK WIFE. John Dawson Murders His Companion While She Was Lying Helplessly LL CnicaGo, May 24. g helplessly ill, with her thre r-old = child years old, was shot and killed b her husband re John Dawson, yeste out (throughout), catalog (catalogue), | #fternoon. The shooting followed a prolog (prologue), decalog (decalogue), | quarrel. The murderer is at large, but the police declare he will soon be captured, as he is well known tothem. The dead woman's father is a well-to- demagog (demagogue), pedagog (peda- gogue). ‘ INTERCITY BICYCLE RACE. TE CuscaGo, May 24.—Eight miles and |do farmer, near Lincoln, Neb. She seven laps separated the Chicago riders married Dawson in Lincoln eight years from their rivals from New York Sat- urday night at the conclusion of the six-day intercity relay event. The local representatives covered 2,928 miles and 3 laps, while the visitors made 2,919 miles and 6 laps. Three world’s records were the fruit of the performances. Schinneer hung upa new record for an hour's riding with miles and 8 laps to his credit over Bert Leslie's 23 miles 4 laps in the six- day continuous event. MacCarthy broke the four-hour competitive record with 86 miles and 2 laps, John Lawson in turn eclipsing the mark with 88 miles and 2 laps. ago. DESPAIR DROVE HiM TO IT. A Youth Who Cor Not Break Off the elf. CAMDEN, N. RS Ross, the year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. William Ross, of Stockton, this county, committed suicide by hanging himself. The boy was in good spirits when his parents started to church. On their return they found him hang- ing lifeless. He was addicted to the use of cigarettes, for which he was chided by his father. It is believed that he could not break off the habit, and in despair took his life. AN EDICT AGALNST SUNDAY WORK. CLEVELAND, O., May 24.—It is an- Life Teachers’ Certificates Granted. nounced that John D. Rockefeller has Corcumta, Mo., May 24.—Prof. Blan- issued an edict against Sunday labor | ton, dean of the normal department of by the men employed on his ore docks = the state university, has issued life on the upper and lower lakes. While certificates to teach to A. M. Hitch, Cuba; Miss Ethel Swearengen, Nevada; J. F. Conran, High Hill; J. F. Manring, MeFall; G. H. Hunker, Roanoke; Miss Priscilla Sears, Barnett: C. M. Strong, Inight Sund Columbia; Miss Lolla Rooke Roge IALS INDICTED. | Kinest Miss Des Moryes, Ia.. ) 24.—The fed-|30 E Meint eral grand jury has returned indict- | Turner, Sum ments against all the trustees and the commandant of the soldiers’ home at Marshalltown for violat the federal pension laws. The po of the insti- tution has been to r ire all inmates to turn over to it their pension money in excess of $6a month. The federal laws provide that no lien can be en- forced against pension money. vill not Saturday and SOLDIERS’ HOME Sunday's Baseball Games. Western i , Kansa: 7; Grand St. Paul 14, Indiar 5, Columbus 1. National 1 ngton 16, Chi- nnati 4: Louis- Western | Dubuque 5 BROKEN NECK MENDED. Spinal Fracture Sustained by C. W. Davison hs Located by Aid of the X Ray. St. Louis, May 24.—Twisted about | the fifth and sixth vertebra are two! p; pieces of silver wire that keep the soul | ¢ic¢ nding the anniver- of C. W. Dawson from slipping into | saries filled the pulpits of the different eternity. But the tiny wire is strong, | genominations in the city yesterday. and in spite of the splints and band- | The sec taries of the American Bap- ages that hold his head as in a vise, | tict Missionary union and the Ameri- Dawson's heart is light as he | can Baptist Home M on society, re- counts the days when he will spectivel again go forth a_ strong z Lying on his cot in the St. John’s | the payment of debts in these societies, hospital, the convalescent patient | leaving $51,000 yet to be secured. presents a striking illustration of the ~ progress of modern surgery. Local poetics . medical men know of no parallel case. Kansas City, Mo., May : Four days ago Dawson's spine was in |Gottlieb, winner of the interstate two parts, and he was slowly suceumb- | target championships of the Kansas ing to the paralysis occasioned by the - = _ pressure of the bones upon the spinal | ton park, added the Missouri state ion—St. Joseph 6, 10, Rockford 6; ; Peoria 12, ociety Debts. ay 24.—The Bap- Twice Champion. fies pres | Michigan Lutheran Church Warning as to | asleep at her side, Mrs. Nellie Dawson, | ", announce that $205,000 has man. | heen secured in cash and pledges for .—Chris | and Missouri tournament at Washing- nd Arch | A Young Girl's Fall. Hil, May 21.—Belind | the arrest of Julia Johnson, a beau | jtfol 20-year old Swedish girl, onjterms in which this report Chicago, | the charge of theft one of the | saddest romances which has ever come to the attention ef the potice. |Julia is the daughter of one of | Sweden's wealthiest mer. Several jYears ago, ata swell social function in her native town, she met a party yoang Americans One was 2 Cbi |cagoan, aud she fe!l in love with him 1 An elopement wes proposed, but | when her father heard of it he cast |he off. She followed her lover to | America, where he deserted her | Then she became a demestic in | various faniliea syste: | bing ber «¢ celly rob aployers Sick stomach meaas sick man (or woman.) | Why not be well? Sick stomach come from poor focd poor nourishment;means poor health poor comfort. Shaker Digestiye Cordial means heslth and a well i stomach. If we could examine our stomach !we would understand why it is that | so little will put it out of order. But, uniess we are doctors, wea never see our stomach. We only feel it. We could feel it less if we took Shaker Digestive Cordial. Shaker Digestive Cordial makes your stomach digest all the nourish- ing food you eat, relieves all the symptoms of indigesticn, acts asa tonic and soon makes you well and strong again. The more you take, the less you will feel of your stomach At druggists Trial bottle 10c. Pennsylvania's new Senator, Pen- rose, has offered an amendment to the Tariff bill putting iron ore on the free list. The explanation of this extraordinary move from such a source is that the Pennsyivania iron and steel makers require certain ores :|for admixture which they obtain from the West Indies aod Europe. | Their competitors in the South and West have all the ores needed for blending close at hand. The Penn- sylvanians therefore ask for free ore | to enable them to compete with their | successful rivels in the new fie'ds. |Hancock is vindicated in his own | state. The tariff has become very much of a “local question.”—New York World. 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SA RE sn NRA eA NRO . | ReWsp 4) Cuba in five |false) and the pro Cuban agitation TO eee SPAIN, ' -A special to says it is Havana Ambassador at has received a ai States govern es to the gov t President Me y thet willin Spanish gov Among the Spar in Havana the report bas been received with great joy. ab €r3 Say from the United ish officia'!s The government he reports ib States Cosula in (which they declare to be n Washington bave no importance jas Spain positively kuows that Me- ; Kinley regard toe | Spaia the same policy that Cleveland | pursued | will follow with THINK IT A PARE Notwit hstanc gs the emphatic | is pub lished, the Culan element here be- lievethat the whole matter is a Spanish fake, aiming ta eounterbal auce the news of the support given in Washingtoa to Seuator Morgan's resolation. It is an important fict that Gon. Gemiez has received letters from Spanierds iu Madrid and Havana who have praperties ruined by the war, iu which they declare that they want peace even ifa republic is e3- jtablished in Cuba. They .wauta government that will put an end to the errors of the Spauish adminis- tration and guarautee ths prosperty of the country Gen. Gomez authorizes this state ment, though ha reserves the names of bis correspoudecta. Shake Into Your Shoes Allen’s Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet. It cures palntul, swollen, smarting feet end in- stantly takes the sting out of corns and bun- ions. ‘It’s the greatest comfort discover of the age. Ailen’s Foot-Ease makes tight-Stting or new shoes feel easy. It is a certain cure for sweating, callone and hot tired ing feet. Try it today. Sold by all drug and shoe stores By mail for 2c. in mpe Trial packere¥ EE. Addrese, Allen S, Olmated, eltey, N.Y Indianapolis, Ind, Muay 21—A lynching waa narrowly averted at the Edo Park, suburb ‘ast night. Charley Stove, a balf witted boy of 18, attempted to assault Ada Bryant aged 6. Sbheran home. A crowd pursued Stone, and captored him asleep. Lynching was proposed, but the child’s father interfered and the police finally arrived aod took Stone to jail. There is no word so full § of meanin and about which such tender an holy recollections cluster as that of “ MorHEr "—she who watched over our helpless infancy and guid- ed our first tottering step. Yet the life of every Expectant Moth- fort should be made to avoid it. 5, °° assists nature Mother $ in the change tak- ing Spee that i a es Mother is ena- il bled to look for- ward without dread, suffering or gloomy fore- | experiences the joy of Motherhood. i Its use insures safety to the lives | of both Mother and Child, and she | is found stronger after than before Childbirth natural and easy,” as so many have said. Don't be persuaded to use anything but MOTHER'S FRIEND utes with either of her other two chil- ‘dren than she did altogether with hex {iast, having previously used four bot- ltles of ‘Mother's Friend.’ Jt is a er is beset with danger and all ef- the Expectant bodings, to the hour when she confinement—in short, it “makes “My wife suffered more in ten min- i blessing to any one expecting to be- and southern part of Laclede. Dave Mitchell to-day acknowledged that whitecaps had severely whipped him some few nights ago and threatened his life if he did not get out of the cord. To-day the ends that were | wing shot champi mship to his list of separated are fast knitting together, | honors Saturday. Gottliebis a Kansas and in three weeks the patient will | City man and is looked on as the com- be a well man. Dawson was thrown | ing wing shot of the west. from a buggy near Roodhouse, IL, and | Lewiston, Me, May 21 —There was graduated from Cobb Diyinity achool the first native African in the \ history of theschool. Louis Penick | j come a MOTHER,” says a customer. Henprezson Date, Carmi, Ilinois. ruggists at $1.9, or sent iat nap on — 1 s ° . of . Write for book containing testimon! Clinton, a native born African, the! pol gets information for all others, free. James Wiil Be Warden. outside of the house. the idsal remedy for the y We reset res and 1895 and minister among bis people. | |DO NOT RUIN THE WHEELS. eyes | Will farnieh you a bogey { Is Your Tongue } Coated, your throat dry, yo dull and inflamed and do y mean) | generally when you get up in the morn-/ HIGH OR LOW GRADE jing. Your liver and Kidney are not! doing their work. Why don’t you take | for very for loss caused by ri d the | sustained the injury above noted.| WasuineTon, May 24.—President Mc | : S country. He says he told them to Lage ® | Local physicians said there was no | ae a Faded Se | hereditary king of the Bassa tribe, | The Bratfirld Rewalstor Co., Ailsata, Ga. do their worst, but that they could the saly thing we eando @ |Chance for his life, but his friends | of the Leavenworth penitentiary to C. |hes been made a minister of the Free| not scare him away from his home iene oy ras As and to provide 3 | 4 him here, and a well-known |¢ james, of Jackson. 0. James has | Baptist Church. The Bassa or So-| by threats. Dave Mitchell claims he | @ somthing to counteract allthes: thicgs. h aid of the X | accepted and the tment will be | Mayou, is atypicel African, black, | T. W. LECC. recognized — of pea on 4 3 eture — — rare | announced ¥ | with large flattened ante big lips | or all repairs. or parts of Begrice, Surries, would not divulge anything until} @ sry” o att Sion ope caee wees Ete jand retreating temples. He is the warors, farm wagons,phactone ke, poles, the Coroner's inquest. ‘There were|& eine . ¥ -oaib nted ends of. Dawson's back- | a ae \master of a dozen languages and |tone oett kyokes, whee *, Caches, cushions, 12 bullet holes through the door iniiseptic Mixture oc. | na; | devotee of college eports. Sc-Mayou See Farth and over a hundred marks on the a kA and | intends to go back in the spring of | Bugov Paint on art ++ has prov. § home. ®& a Manhattan Cement Co. | a : eet |. Teguiar action Sains mnie om 90 he rc Bliss has 4 Secretary a | 3a I tl to all who for $1,300,000 brought by railroad com- { ars. Iam thankfal i ot the bowels, do not irri 2 : & } ounced that the Cherokee freedmen | Parks Sure cure. If it does not make bare pei 7 ime and hope you will ; tate or inflame, but leave panies for damages during the labor | ann) 2 ee you feel better it costs -you nothing fodok> and if you have never tried me, come troubles of 1894 rest on this decision | payment would be resumed immediate- ly from Fort Gibson, L T. A all the delicate digestive or- this is the right place ganism in perfect condition. Try them. 3% cents only by C. L Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass, and be continced that Sold sy H.L Tucker 7-tf. a of Judge Adams.