The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 4, 1897, Page 2

~ DON ‘ALD 1 DICKINSON. Senior Counsel in the Behring Sea Arbitration Caso. ie In One of the Most Eminent Jar- ints, Statesmen and Political Or- ganizerns of the Time— His Paublle Services. The arbitration of the Behring sea sealing cases has again brought sharp- ly into prominence one of Michigan's most distinguished men, Hon. Don M Dickinson. Inte and thorough in hi application to every task he takes in hand, he has made the same forcible impression in the prosecution of h duties as senior counsel for the United States in thes es that he r as politician and postmaster eral. While it is altogether too early to sur- mise whether the liabilities of this gov- ernment have been reduced materially below the claims for damages in these eases, the reports from Victoria and flalifax as well as from Montreal indi- eate that Mr. Dickinson has presented the strongest side of the case for the United States. The varied career of Mr. Dickinson fas made him a citizen of the United States as much as of Michigan. His talents as a lawyer have often brought him into the supreme courts of both United States and state. As democratic political manager, his shrewdness won him fame throughout the country. In 1876, as chairman of the Michigan dem- ocratic state central committee, he sur- prised not only the republicans but the democracy by his masterful organiza- tion of the state for Tilden. In 1880, 1884 and again in 1892 he was Michigan’s prominent delegate to the democratic conventions, being each time chairman of the delegation, and in the latter con- vention a Cleveland leader. As chairman of the national cam- caign committee in 1892, says the De a Er ee ee DONALD M. DICKINSON. «Senior American Counsel in the Behring Sea Cases.) troit Free Press, Mr. Dickinson made his great mark as a political marager, and it was said thereafter that he might have had any appointment in the gift of President Cleveland. He declined a cabinet appointment. Later when the nomination as senior counsel in the Behring sea cases came, being in line with his profession he accepted. The powers of organization which Mr. Dickinson possesses were plaicly in evi- dence when he was postmaster-general, which appointment came to him Decem- ber 6, 1887. His administration of the post office department curing the brief {ime he was in the cabinet won him per- manent recognition. As a friend and adviser of President Cleveland none stood higher in the appreciation of the chief executive. The deep, enthusiastic and nature of the man has often been in evi- dence. Ilis great speech before the Michigan Loyal legion in 1895, threw the press of tie country intu sp weeks. He was posted as from end to end of the country. Time and again his voice has rang ont in be- half of the Cubans, whose ways stirred his heart, His knowledge of Cnba and Spanish wrongs is thor- ough, His democratic love of liberty riably stirred upon suggestion ion of the riotie use has al- struggling Cubans. With a bigh inteilee and rare richy son's lot is to be envied, the noon day of manhood, bei tittle more than 50 years old. Born in 1846, Detroit has been his home since 1848. He graduated from the law schcol of the University of Michigan and wns honored by the 500 alumni of Detroit by election as first president of the local association of alumui and old students, Novel Trap for Insccts. Dr. Roerig has invented a device for solving the ever difficult problem of rid- ding the world of its overplus insects. He incloses a lamp in a six-rided lan- tern, each of whose sides has an open- ing provided with a strong glass lens and a conical reflector, through which insects seeking the light can enter. The upper part of the lantern consists inp SARs i t | of a pyramidal cover, furnished with » ventilators that permit the passage of Af hot air, but prevent the escape of in- ; sects. Below it is closed by a similar Ha pyramidal part, inverted, which leads i to a vessel with lids in which a sweet, an perfumed mixture has been placed. Having entered the lantern the insects cannot get out, and fall into the recep- tacle below, from which they are re- moved. The apparatus is placed inan open field or ina tree. Tall Flagstaf! in Boston. _A flagstaff has just been placed in po- ion at one of Koston’s new grammar hools which reaches up 130 feet into the air. It was brought around Cape Horn from Puget Sound. known to commerce as “Oregon p but is real od fir of the state of Wash > tree which the po t feet from the grou Na Gron The court has helt mew tria wase atte: paue the rd a ser from | | Thousands have been NO MISTAKE. cured promptly of NEURALGIA ure 7 Se eee “THE WALTON TRUST COMPANY, Ot Butler, Mixsouri, | Has on hand a large amount of woney to be loaned on RA RRRRRRARE Bates County farme at low rates of interest, and on long or short time. We inyite every Real Estate ovner in Bates County that desires a new loan er t) renew an old one, to come and see us. —<< Rates lower and terms more reasonable than ever before given in Bates county. § FRANK ALLEN, WALTON Secretary. ee Mrs. Maybrick Relinquishes Her Property. It, Oct. 28 —Mre. Flor ence Elizabeth Maybrick, 1 an E glish prison, has signed a quitclaim interest EOS ee oe ee 5 BRO eee eee ee WY. F. I McKENNA’S REWARD ; Car, Probably Has Lost the Chance of Be- commg Supreme Court Jastice, Wasbington, D.C, Oct. 27.—One developement of the Union Pacific railroad muddle seems certain—the death of Attorney G-r. McKenna’s cbances of going on the Supreme beuch. There ia httle question in| the minds of public men, that be lacks the decision and positive char- acter which sbould belong toa mene ber of the highest tribunal. He is accused of “wobbling.” Tho accusation comes from the Republicans as we!l as from Demo erats. Attorney General McKenna incurred the hostility of Senator Elkios of West Virginia and a strong group of extreme protectionists fu writing an opinion against section ded conveying her dower in two lots in this city to Tnomas May brick Michael Maybrick, brothers of her deeeared husband, to b- benefl Th- lots in questicn are the Inst possession in Cniro and held in trust by them for tb- of her children. owned by the Darius Holb: ook, Carro’s v siovary founder, whose granddaughter Mra May- brick is. Flatbrook’s colony is said to have inspired wer io 8 of Dickens’ “Martin Chuzzlewit ” deseerdants cf the famous Beware of backache. itis one of the chief symptoms of kidney trouble lf you have an uneasiness in the small of the back, liver dis turbances, urinary disorders. it means Bright’s Disease. Prickiy Asb Bitters cures Bright’s Disease. It beals and atreg: hens the kidneys, regulates the liver. stomach and di- .D; P geation, and purified the bowels Its splendid 22 of the Dingley act Nor did be) Reyer remarkable cures Fenders, qactker a oe ibi Tal recommendation unnecessary. Sold by Me- in that opinion, exbibit sufficieut cna co law upon which to bare a negative | opinion This section was in Seva tor Elkins’ judgement, the most im- portant one in the measure, and ite overthrow by the Attoraey General | etill ravkles in his mmd Now comes the Attorney General's action on the Pac fie railroad matter It lacks firmoess aud decision Lt neither pleases the public nor the | Reorganization Committee. Tue public want the whole Pacific Ra‘! Two wild cats were seo’ by ex- press from Kansas Ciry to Ohio, bu when they at thair destina tion ore bad been digested by the other. the express mers -ngera report a fight in that rivaled a Thankegiving foot ba!l game. rrived transit Boston policeman now go abcut the streets carefu ly pisting pieces of paper over theutrcal advertise ments that reyeal too much of the road question settled asa whole female form divine. In the ballet and notin such piecemeal fisbiou vs | posters, tha Amazone, after tbe op will etill leave the way open for an | era-ion, look us if they were attied evormous robbery of the Treasury | in an absurd form of bieye'e skirts The Reorganization Committee wil | ——— never forgive McKenna for weaken ing in the face of public sentiment and ineisting on payment of the full indebtedness on the Unioa Pacific railroad. Thus confronted with difticulties President McKinley may be forced to face a r-j-ction of his nomination by a hostile majority of the Senate, | larze seale in India At a recent in which no less than half ® dozen | nuptial affair there neerly 150,000 of powerful Republicaus will be found | the grooms friends were preseut on taking an active part. Rather than|the festive ocersion. Tbe encounter such a def-at, the Pris | week was given up to feasting and dent undoubtedly wou'd prefer to) merry m Aas placate the Attorney Gereral in some | Fe 5 A Queer Medicin otber fashion and send in a name! Q @ ) aie : 2 : | There is a medicine whose proprietors do were certain of confirmation. | notclaim to have discovered some hitherto i unknown ingredient, or that itis a enve-all. This honest ‘medicine only claims to cure cer- tain diseases, and that ite ingredients are rec- ognized by the most ekilled physicians as being the best for kidney and blader diseares Itis Foley’s Kidney Cure. At J A Trimbie, druggist That was a most eloque:.t compli ment which a littie gwl recen:ly paid to the Infant Jesus of Setny nano, in the Westera Ga'lery of Art when she rushed toward with ex- tended arms, dolly!” exclaiming: ‘Oh, my They chavs wedi ng feasts on a entire Is Your ‘ongue | Coated, vour throat dry, your eyes | dull and inflamed and do you tee! mean | generally when you get up in the morn- | ing. Your liver and Kidney are not Sins NS a doing their work. Why don’t you take Lutesvil E 98 : Parks Sure cure. If it does not make | ake Ki wie 0 Ls a —The you feel better it costs you nothing-— | MeMinn roller flourisg mills aod Sold oy H.T Tucker A Mad Farmer's C Wamego, Kas., Oct. 29.—Henry Willte, a prosperous Wabaunsee county German farmer, beat his wife i yesterday afternoon, saturated the " z = women. There are only women who kitchen of his large farm house with | Ss | do not know how to! a coal oi]. set it and bis grain stacks | i Dees eae aud a large new barn on fire and, | earding macbices et Zelua, have | been destrcyed’ by fire. Loss on | machinery end grain is estimated at | $15,000: po insurance Berryer: pime. *There ave to ugly Don’t bolt your food, it irritates taking his shotgun, leisurely walked | your stcmich Choose digestible up a hill and sat down to watch the | i food and chew it. Indigestion is a conflagration. Charles Warren, a | @#>gerous sickuess. Proper care {prevents it. Sbaker Digestive Cor- neighbor, saved the house, but the jdial cures it. That is the long and barn and its contents, including | | short of indigestion. Now, the ques some horees, some other outbuild- | tion ie: Have you got indigestion? ings and the grain, were destroyed. | Yes, if you have pain or diecomfort | Other neighbors arrived, but nobody ‘after eating. headache, dizziness. j E : en ‘ | offensive breath, heartburn, would go near Willie until two shots 3 werd had been heard, when le was found stretched out dead. tie had dis-! |charged both barrels into his head | { j | { , ; ; To cure it, take Shaker Digestive} : by means of a stick inserted ina Cordial The medicinal haste and! es w 3 shoe strap and the trigger cuard. f whi ! t i > strap ant ger guar |plants cf which Shaker Digestive; the s Willie's mind had been affected 5 | t Cordial is composed, help to digest | | ever since, as a war prisoner, he had! the food in your stomach: help to! | been nearly starved to death strengthen your stomach. When! | Ste pee your stomach is strong. care will: paaee CASTONRIA. : keep gro oap ne Digestiye Cordial | sinile 26 is for sale by druggists, price 10c to srassre 4 LBP ware. Slper bottle i | werknese, fever, jaundice, flatulence, | loss of appetite, irritability, constipa-/ tion, etc. Yes, you have indigestion. | i A FIGHTING PARSCN. Batlding His Parsonace Prote a Rev. Ro J. Congregatiorz not far Under the of a Shotgun. al ¢ from East St. Louis, « nots side of the river, is bulid a@ pare son ourreied | Rev. Kel 2] i> Samm East St. Louis. He put $600 of his money to the Denverside building, and was to s perma He want He an Officer of the carpen- nanded that nor d and union m ters’ un union taken men be disc heir places. “| have no ection to ere loyi nion men,” “but oa will not to make ees for oth ers. Frid night, w at work alone on the parsonage, Mr. Kelloge was as- saulted by a ga of se men, who ie Work for shot gun, to the stant s assailants make another attack on in thi ucts be- came public when Rev. nt to East St. Louis and applied for warrants. compelled him to disconti the time being. He secured and hereafter he will take it and keep it handy fori I building use, should TRADE WITH SWITZERLAND. We Are eycles Sending Canned Meets, Bl- and Celifornia Dried Fruits. Consul Ridgeley, at Geneva, Switzer- land, in a report to the state depart- ment, says that during the x months of this year there was a con- iderable revival of exportations to the ed States, espec In there was to get first L June the goods in before the tariff bill went yin watches, reat anxiety into effect. At present, however. the manufacturers are not satisfied with the outlook. exports to this country not only falling off, but business in general is dull. There have not been Yr American visitors sual. and those who have been in Switzer- land have made comp vely small and insignificant pure as There has been a v in the number of from the United States, and some Amer- ican makes have taken a strong hold here. An e in the importation of United States canned meats is also noted, Ome of the interesting features of the report is that announcing the ortation of 2,000 boxes of Cali- 2 Cried fruits. KISS CAUSES A STRIKE. Oseulatory a Pecause Offender Dismissed Otber Men Walk Ont. he kissed or attempted to kiss one of the fair Engtish lassies em- ployed in the dusting department of the Newcastle (Pa.) tin plate works ard Kissinger was discharged. He and s member of the patent machine tinner. union, which is affiliated with the Fed- Ss was not sufficient ex- cuse for discharging a workman, the off s of the union said, and they de- manded Kissinger’s reinstatement. This was refused and a strike was ordered. About 200 men and boys are out. The company does not claim the girl objected to the kissing, but Kissinger says the superintendent of the mill wanted to get rid of him and took this means of doing it. The girl says he did not kiss her, but even if he did the offense was not serious enough tocause suspension of work. The strikers say they will not return until Kissinger is reinstated. If new men are hired there will be trouble, the QUEEN’S LETTERS TO TENNYSON Reveal Her Bitter Hostility to the Home Rule Policy. A copyrighted cablegram from Lon- to the New York Post says: No lit- aroused in political ages on Lord Tenny- ;, Which nearly all the been talk ha cles over p: ci son reviewers pu overioo! between Le sh tt queen's k the tuti ve hostility to of her then consti- at the queen echo of herr ters’ views. ters are now publish h of her ma lends peculiar interest and importance to the disclosure, ing either her belief that Irish home rule is dead beyond re- call, though Mr. John ¥ y has ag nailed the home r lors to the lib- eral mast, or 2d determina- tion to withhold her acceptance of any such constitution change. MEAT PRODUCTS OF URUGUAY. Jerked Beef and Beef Extract Ex- ported in Large Quantities. Consul Schramm, of Montevideo, has sent to the department an elaborate re- Bort upon the meat products of Uru- The principal meat product is rked beef). which is exported ba, Brazil and the West Indies. y per cent. oft the ate wis suge | | } to Fif ties of About st dr to > $ : i Le CO. 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