The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 5, 1898, Page 2

| -~_ ol to Pre- ~ WAR REVENUE BILL. ee ee The War Excites Food Products Marked Up Very Crop Pros- Littie— | RECRUITING IN KANSAS. | See Otlcers EFlected Kansas City, Topeka, Lawrence and Companies O} A Sturgeor just b tim bers i eine a ee ee ara Pittabarg—Native-Born Kansans Es News at Washington of Its Depar- + = Torr —e pril 20. = j ee eee . , wea P : : eature in It Apr Brads wal Ie ei mast ws s . 7; At least bal ture from Cap: aoe . groes in Miss -— camp ae t for the murde FOUNDE 2p EF TREASON THE NAVSL APPROPRIATION BILL. : ; NFOUNDED REPO ( “ASOS. a ¢ by e Senate Agreed to the Conference Re- | ¢%* 0 a Kamor Arose from the Strange Act spe- | Th aoe ae tothe Conferen c's was nail Fir nthe Paritar trict t nt the s , port— Several Minor Bills Passed, bat = eman on the Paritan—Striet Se ‘ No Business of General Impor- wa s Ordered Tegarding War Plans a ce F cranes ea : : Arrest : : me a ees a ata © Was Transacted. Agus - : ombardment Canard. i n : % r . disease by the time 1‘ used 3 At L « Fans Tutt’s Liver Pills, an old ang y ah a ‘ favorite remedy of increasing : E Cee ly — e Krat I \ popularity. Always cures \ x =v . agg SICK HEADACHE, Pe age toe fc tk : sour stomach, malaria, indigeg Dy. So ANU Ra Ae = : tion, torpid liver, Constipatiog fleet E oe : j and all bilious diseases, ty neent : att ed a on eu : : : TUTT’S Liver PILL z - f i > because it seemed to in cod : E. B.S ants Late in t after prov a z panne eat bs dano é gram came to the state not _ — : ' from Cape Verde, bearing n 000 f NOT FOR MANY MONTHS. \ announcing that four bat riso . threw torpedo boats had one It Is Probable That Not One Voia ria ’ and some of the transp: o It provi 5 tee < Ten Will See Service in Cuba—T Cc. W. PROCTOR, Pror'p, and that the nort f court ¥ sing judg = : in O Danger from Fever e shortly, having been in ¢ ~ | conviction under this la = a w Successor to J, F. Hemstreet, b cause there was no signat } CE Oa ea i 2 ; 4 a a eee 2 I oo ere apd ute the democ teers 1 to t 1is shop from now on will be rn the officials did not know w m- | ¢} Peudioniot tne gad ioe beara aan lt . ; in first-class style. Will keer ane portance to attach to this mes ee t = 3 bat the beat ; it z ORAS RAS ict | z = tions to repc fects s see ves « ths to ¢ ut the best meats on hand for sale, 1ese ae ae to accept what WHAT DOES FRANCE MEAD ae in aha i padre Ss oe) hes % a “2 ean ive me a calland I guarantee satig pears to be information Se ty 5 3) The 1 tin ir « S| faction. : . a b ite for e | we e the way a . . : rutiny. The statemen | Hatteries Are Being Erected and Warships | : ae t - Cuas. W. Proctor, : as a sa au = Mobilizing for Active Serv Ke tach. Snhaniber of < = aba ‘ Lpibddrentiapsepr sph the square, fing valueless as an ind | necnee er eee oe clined te to strik SPAIN EXPECTS TO WIN. aa ee aca ka door ea 1e Grange store. real course of the fleet. | Parts, April 30. aris Au : - me ipauseeas ee ee my seb t — ale of the naval officers here con- nnounces th 2xtr: activity 5 yd ou e - dblicans rte Sens Awake with Giesest Contidence the ies of fident that the Spanish fleet w next] pr val and military circles | With the democ a and popu a aaa ey ee I fever is one | T . Ww . LECC. appear at the Canary islands, about| throughout France. At Brest there is ue Beet on the tina : P see: Le Dewey and Spanish Fleet cannot be endured for a moment For all repairs, or parts of Buggies, Surrie, = eae % Soe (Gana Mecie = 5 cor 2 , » fact the the bil! (which was carried, 181 to 1 s has care ected sta- | road wagons, farm wagons, phactons Re, half way between Cape Verde and| much comment upon the fact th Be ee re eT hein Ace ee eae les has carefull ie in Renta waceionsr Ginna: te Spain, and lying directly in the ne-| work at the arsenal continues until z H ee ook pasts ae | al as tec Ruauih aria contactka ym army surgec nd « top. I sell the be ward path of the ships. As the Cana-| late hour eve night and the work- | €x¢ tons, voted solidly against the | - - a y : i and has learned that if the ar a : ries are Spanish islands and possess| men are employed all day Sundays. | Di. Pain ees fhe $8 agar sent to Cuba at least 30 per « “t}Bugov Paint on Earth. ; some fortifications worthy of consider-| Large orders for war materials have Mr. Bou — ee eee ee ner Bias reeatbeie eu: the men will die from fever. nis s ; \. ation, it may be that the fleet will be| been placed and all the coast batteries | the committee on naval affairs, pre- scebaeert oe ee reason he has advised against | We reset tires and allowed to remain there for some time, | have been supplied with provisions | sented the conference report on the B —— 1 Loree = res ane |; mediate campaign and the caution DO NOT RUIN THE WHEELS, P as the islands form a good strategic] and munitions sufficient for several | maval bill. Mr. Bs annon, of Illinois, | Correa arous a : Meas which he displays has communicated rc base. hat most concerns the navy | months. It is also announced that | made the point of order that the con-| the members when he de | itself to the other officials of the de- | Will farnish you a buggy ie a e As . l is es officers just now is how to learn when| fresh batteries have been erected at ferees had exceeded their jurisdiction sss eee s resulting from the eactunestt: . the leet docs arrive there, ‘The cable | Ushant, that all the French warships | im that they added over $50,000 above | bombariment were onthe | Russia HAS A Gizvance, |HIGH OR LOW GRAMEEN to the Canaries being in Spanish hands, | recently mobilized are kept in fight- | the differences between the two house ee ees : cra we é vould be k ix i 1 eady f oa at and had also added provisions which |the three bombarding vessels were | for very few dollars am thankful to all whe the arrival of the fleet would be kept] ing trim and ready for sea at a . f z Seas ee a Betleves the United States Js Ungratefal | have patronized me and hope you will contings secret. ; moment's notice and that the reserves | Were not in conference. With the | damaged very considerably and com- | to do so, and if you have never tried me, come ae EPORT Tr ON have been notified to expect a call for | point of order pending he moved an|pelled to retire—in fact, were | for Services She Rendered Us Daring and be convinced that this le the right place sre Salskstal gal ecea he reas aay Path pocainni zs adjournment, which was earried. pletely routed.” It is deemed impossi- | the War of Secession att. Key West, Fla., April her active service. Betieia A Ie aya es ‘a 5 psa sare —— aces 5 absolutely no foundation for the sen- — — —- Di coe « Nahan introduc ed a bill | ble here for ne Ameri — ve ffecta | Loxpos, April 30.—The Moscow cor — sational report cabled from here to the A Spy Boat Captured. to authorize the Kansas, Oklahoma & | landing on the shores ae [respondent of the Standard says: Ww. re) JAC KSON 2 P West, Fla., April 30.—A small |Gulf Railway company to construct | harbor, as the bay has been thoro | Public ; in R agree ‘ . . , effect that a case of treason has been | _ s oe ens 5 fortified with torpedoes and sabme.|rviic opinion in Russia, so far as it if discovered on board the United States | Spanish ship, the Engracia, captured and operate a railway th ‘ough the | fortified wi ited cian Ss = oe is expressed, sympathizes with ty LAWYER monitor Puritan. The rumor arose | by the United States gunboat New- | Chilocco Indian reservation a : In-|rine m Be ep es panish re Apart iecut admititliniol theeourare : 2 ‘g 3. F. Tille taba sy ia > y a Isc rov kl nay ch confidence 2 | of ie 4 from the strange actions of a fireman, | Port, Capt. B. F. Tilley, off ¢ abanas y P dian te rritory and also through Ok tic : ~ : , Beas ; ee n zs os that ventures upon a conflict with an BUTLER, MO with a Spanish sounding name, now | terday, was brought in here thismorn- |homa territory. pee ere a ee ok in, | OFerwhelmingly superior antagon Will practice in all the courts under restraint on the warship because | ("g- She was in charge of a prize crew THE SENATE ‘ the vic sey ° : oa nilippi islan at Gussia bas auceivad Gs adcara ohio rad ; seiti T 20 ing r¢ pjackets. y y ASHINGTON, ril 30.—A yester-|No one doubts f m t the “at an of his eccentricities. The action of | * ee OF eee. Lene seheg ns ane sei a a career pea enee tt pie ote a : jthe susp dager friendly agreement the officers of the monitor in placing | 22¢ blank shot S nece B bring ay'ss i a . rium ee oan between the United States and En- . 3 Leet tesa arsed | Mie Wieesiwits (Shel adlon beara! |Ohtlie ciate cen (gh the Gavel apace, : Inspect nage : sh Smith & Francisco, the man under restraint was guided g ree aon Buccs Zi and agreed |GEN. BROOKE’S GLOOMY VIEW. | £!284- ne Kussians do not forget solely by the danger of allowing an | 27ew of seven men and ac 0 of fish. priation 2ill was presented and agreed | ° * | placing the fleet at the disposal of LAWYERS, unevenly balanced man to be at large. on board the prize had been |to. ‘The measure as perfected carries - the north in the war of secession in The story as cabled out from here w n the Spanish navy and serve as a sort | a little more than $57,000,000. No other | Before War Is Over Many Wives Will Be- es pid: Chasen’ dive ea eved | Office over Bates Countv Bank. as follows: of anaval reserve. The officers of the | business of general importance was come Widows, Mothers WIIl Lose So: | that the Unit at equally Butler, Missourt It is asserted in an authoritat ter | Newport say the capture is an impor- | transacted. | and Sweethearts Thetr Lovers. | alata of his ebciad anes — ~~ — that a Spaniard whose name is C tant one, in view of the fact that the A bill granting permission to the | canes! | Thos. W.*Silvers, J. sn siase, was discovered tampering with th little vessel was attempting to car Chattanooga Rapid Transit company | | ©* as eae oy Ga as oe ee oon Ms Butler, Mo. Office ch Hill, Me SeuiEAT sas Ghanael inaeting Welee nto Havana news of the movements | to cross the Dry Valley road and ex-|Gen. Hrooke, i) his address to the | srapsyg aia Bisiewnigd hele ier tae rei ag Ruled or Mineo tonsa cuzin wie >f the United States fleet. tend its lines to Chickamauga national | Young Men’s Business leag Sa oe oe Somey _yonrs, bes beret + ) 1: bulkhead o! 12-inch m n nd led attention to the short-sighted | chairman of the democratic caucus of Sil vers 4 Si! | vers ered. He was immediate ac SSeS park was passed. iS é | ‘ ILS ¢ ry ) rest. A thorough examinati Kansas City Pest Boat Burned. Senator Pettigrew, of South Dakota, | P° of the government in not main- | the senate, resigned the position yes- his suspicious actions du Kansas City, Mo., April 30.—The | aiied up a bill for the restoration of | taining alargerstanding army, stating | day and Senator Turpie, of Indiana, ——ATTORNEYS ‘AT LAW— weeks, when recalled by <ansas City pest boat, located i AN nese apeiabe 4 alle cnn eyes > |} that the army was now halting was chosen as hi a ss The convinced Capt. Harrington 2 Kansas ( peste: ated 35 ie annuities to the Sisseton and Wahpeton eras scdbeet napuaies saan Vis 4 per cases is Will practice in all the courts. Missouri river near the Milwaukee aaa vi ee Iie amauga because of the inst ney of | cha » was made in a democratic cau- Puritan, that the man harbored an no- bands of Dakota or Sioux Indians. s stbeess ae | x tion that, as his country de : was was burned yesterday and | conator Allison, of Iowa, was opposed mbers and and intimating delay in| eus and the scene wasan affecting one. seni willing to make himself a de-| John Jenkins, a ne . suffering from pa camurde j | g Cuba was due to the unpre-| Senator Cockrell, » has been Mr. to the measure, and said he was not : stroy the monitor by igni of] small-pox, came y near being |p ’.pared to have a bill considered in-{Paredness of the army, occasioned |Gorman’s principal adviser for many A. W. THURMAN, the largest magazine on be t Sy en me "a ee satiate gia peemizoinn | lack of eces3ary legislative oroke de 2 anc 1e€ e re - omer amie gin torce hase rson| burned to death. There ha been | volving several miilion of dollars on | ooze oS ae ee yee broke down and shed tears over ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, cotton waste saturated with t many threats to burn the pest boat, hort notic Pe rew ex- on. “Let me venture y | the o rrence. aaa ; e i none tay Bi > 1 > seems little that lose pei ee lt of the r,” said | — —— ractice in all the courts. Office ove it is believed, was to have been us. a fuse. | and there seems litt doubt but that plained that the government had paid ult of the war,” sai | aelieee Renee oe as nui: sd County Beak. Mor i uc es A SOURCE OF NEWS SHUT © the fire was the work of incendiaries, the indians between wives w become widows, mo | CwicaGo, April 30.—John Asqui WasHINnGTon, April 30.—The w de- | who took desperate chances of burn-| 999 gnd that the amoun | ll lose sons and sweethearts their | years old, and his wife - _— partment is very seriously concerned the suffering man alive. the Gall @ae les th | lovers before this business is over. See GER para aA RAVES & CLARK, over. ae aa Fi its Change of Missouri Rende objection the bill went ove Women Missionary Workers. | gee peed shy tapes £5 Canal street | OT ‘ RGU Ree Bates to command the Rae |_ SHRERiaON Gaur Mfo:, Ape Several unimportant bills were f st. Joseri 1-—The | The old couple had er ye ATTORNEYS AT LAW. nen vee ae ne teams tous ae to | Stephen stated this morning that the | @nd at 1:55 p. mon motion of Sena-/ twentieth annual state convention of | z -f aes a as detae » < s te e se te AY cei es t into exe 5 prea a = Per : ae i t Sta tuba. T Sea as fair grounds at St. Louis w be used | tor 4 on, the senate went inte ex | W E Missionary so- MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. _O ce overthe Missouri State Bi = er a een see Seer cisco las the rendezvous for the Missouri | Utive session and at 1:45 p. m. adjourned | ch, | North side square. sure of the plans of the campaign See- } pga : : | | ees Si rs a_i eae ie Sep aeit issued a most | Tops instead of Jefferson barr; —— canis | = | Live Stock. sweeping order directed to ail bureau] #5 Was announced yesterday. This ; | sion rs elected are: ss Curr, “April 30 DR, E. G. ZEY, chiefs of the war department and change occasioned by a tele. MOBILIZING IN KANSAS. Pre: : Trowbri SHEET ea sc hicn.| from the navy department, wh Glasgow; correspondin PHYSICIAN AND}SURGEO! sient rane eel at the Volanteer ¢ nizations Begin Moving to James B. Malone, Jamesport; nf ‘ babs ies ane ee aeons : ee Set - Tope wa aay a Beaters a onae- Mine tiatte Gs Day and night. Office oyer Womack's de cire ances, to ¢ any information to the press on ject connected with the this seems to work a sub- Action by the National W. ¢. T. U. CuicaGco, Apr -— 4 rsof the Nation While the newspapers that fee ‘ 1 its campaign, it is said to be nex | have sent a pet I to meet the present cond same state of affairs exists i: department. requesting the prohibit of establishment nteens in camps. A call has been is- ed to the 10,000 unions in the United ates to be prepared to do all = to alleviate the come to the nation of A BOMBARDMENT CANARD Key West, Fla, April 30.—Yest day was one of wild rumor and little action. First came the story of the bombardment of Cardenas by the ships of the fleet stationed there. The possi- suffering that ma soldiers. ATIO: AL mor suddenly developed where and thrived lustily. ae an elaborate finish of detail cago, 16; Lo 3 : 7 5 —Cincinnati 5 2 namentation. Then the WESTERN LEAGUE Paul, 7 polis Puritan steamed into po apt. Harrington, the commanding oficer o the Cardenas fleet, gave th quietus by a firm declaration t there had been no bombar the Cardenas batteries, 0. —None of add that ther move before ther = ont 5 g s a deduction eant a awn by the off from order i sign of offense. sed by Adjt Bell, in which he ad- = vised them that he had asked the ra roads to submit bids for transporting troops) The bids are to be | Monday afternoon at three o Irishmen Offer Their Serv New Yors, April been sent to Preside ces. opened lock. Preference to the National Guard. A, Kan., April30.—Gov. Leedy says his plan of selecting volunteers the army is absolutely fair to all. The reeruiting officers have been given structions to give the guards the organ Nati Santa Fe Ratiroad Increases Wages. member of the guards who Torena, i 30. —The Santa phy at home. Kansas district populist onal committee met at Otta- a and fixed the date of the conven- tion on June 2i at Olathe. reference in all cases and not a single | able and who wants to go need | | them. ments Until the Brigadier Is Named. Mrs. Arthur Ff ais ; : = i society has a Toreka, Kan., Apri —No more = } | men Last year $3,000 military appointments will be made! 5* a 2 é. Seg y until after the appoint- | Was raised for foreign missions. The ment of a radi. neral is made | maintains missionaries in j by President Mc This means} 4 4 > = . that appointments need not be ex-|“™erican countries pected before Tuesday or Wednesday, | Six New Major Generals. if that soon. The = appointment of a WASHINGTC April 30.—Presi t] brigadier general will have a great | ckinley has practically decided upon | deal more to do with the organiza-| the appointm f six of the major | tion of the Kansas_ volunteers | generals who will head the volunteer | than was anticipated. If 1. | army. Three of these will be taken | Hughes is appointed it is cer-| ¢eom oes cal thes Ecas tat tain that Gov. Leedy will not], ist of the army. The presi- go at the head of a regiment sub-/ dent's civilian selections are said to ordinate tohim. On the contrary, it] pe Consul General Fitzhu s thought that Gov. Leedy would be} ia; “Fighting Joe” W glad to serve as colonel under Maj. J. | | | Alabama, and Gen. Wil K. Hudson. T obilization of Kan-| ware, sas volunteers commenced in this city to-da This morning the compan organized in Topeka went into camp at the fair grounds, and in the after-| noon the company organized at Kan-| sas City, Kan., came up and joined English Opinion Ia Divided. April 30.—The mes de-| es considerable space to combating | ement of the Associated p is city that public opinion her toward Spain. It says: ympathies on the main que American Fleet Nearing Manila. ace the United States, as Hone Koxe, April 30.—It is reported nie n the right. Bat! from Manila that the American squad- | we are notso ron has been sighted off Bolinao, north of M but too mmunicate hat Manila to on. On the of state ithin the rate of rthey ice of in the Ring. Bull was de- xing Charles S. Jobes, of Wichita. Kan.. bas been appointed bank exam to! | fill the vacancy caused by the transfer of Examiner Cunningham to Lincoln, Neb |} Kansas Crrv. April 30—Receipts of 118 9 cara Sales by car lots | No 8; Mo. 2hard, 1.024411 06 No. 3 hard, @1.0:@104; Na 4 hard, #2; No. 2] #1063197: No. 3 soft, §1.6121.02; No. 940G81.02 Receipts of corn. 8) cars 3 AOD 4 OT; sep elpts. 8,000 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ady; native, §2252400; west 0g 50 Office, front room over McKibbens 30.—Cattle—Recet store. Ail callanswered at office dayor Z; native shipp night. £4.35@5.25; light and dressed beef and shipp’ steers, #3. 75@5.00; stockers and feeders, 81 80g 450: cows and heifers, #2 004.60: Texas and In- dian steers, $3.9)@46); cows and heifers, +275 @450 Hoegs—Receipts, 8,000: market Se lower: yorkers, #280Z290; packers, #17073 95; rs, $280G20A Sheep—Keceipts, 1,030; mm et strong native muttous, 40)2450; lambs, 4995.0 Butler, Mo. Diseasesof women an Grain and Provisions en a speci Store eases. -. Surgeon. Entrance, same t North si juare, Uurler, Mo. DR. J. M, CHRISTY, HOMOEBOPATHI Specialattention given to temale dis C. BOULWARE, Physician ané Office norta side square DR, J. T. HULL DENTIST. Newly Fitted up Rooms, Over deters Jewelry Store. at leads Stadio, north side equar » Batier, Mo, Sah ae