The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 30, 1898, Page 4

J. D. ALLEN Eprror. J- D. Artzen & Co., Ptoprietors. The WzeExry T Thursday, i one year, p DENOL ‘LIC TICKET. Presiding Judge—Sam Wes Prosecuting Attorney—H. C. Clark Coroner—Dr. C. A. Judge of North I Jalge of South Dis Lusk. LL.D. Win —G.W. ith Are the powers that be after Ger. Miles’ scalp? It looks that y Every American citizen wil proud to see the stars and stripes waving over Santiago the 4 The « Cedar county failed to agree ona fusion ticket. mocrats The dispatches say the Eaglish government willnct allow Admiral Camara to ccal his fleet at Port Said. In annexing the Hawaiian Islands, the United States will get the largest active volcano in the world, a lot of negroes and last, but not least, the great sugar trast. The National committee of the populist party at Omaha last week sustained chairman Butler by a vote of 61 to 49. This indicates that the dog is stil! wagging his tail. Wonder if it is Mr. Wade's great interest in the free silver cause that prompts him to write personal letters to democrats in different par's unty fighting Mr. Graves of the co You will always find the Times uncompromising in support of the nominees of the party, aud never abusiye, misleading or personal against a party candidate. The Times is democratic in Bates are all right this year. An excellent county ticket bas been nominated which will receive the hearty support of the party from DeArmond to coro ner. The democrats ——— Mrs. Marguerite Ray mond, of Chi cago, has enlisted asa bugler in Company H, Second Regiment, Ne- braska National Guard, ard has been ordered to report for duty at Omaha. —_—__—. You see now it wus not the repub. lican party nor the gold standard that sent wheat sky high. The credit is due a young man named Leiter, backed by bis father’s mil- lions. Jerry Simpson has been re-ncmin- ated by the populist party in his district and endorsed by the demo erates. By this arrangement Jerry stands a good show of going back to Washington again. The middle of the road populists of Jackson county are figuring ona fusion with the republicans. In order to avoid complications they voted to table a resolution instruct ing their state delegates not to vote for men who favor the cingle gold standard. The diapatches say the Spanish fleet under Admiral Camera on its way to Philippine Islands, has ar- rived at Port Said. The fleet con sists of one battleship, one ironclad, two eruisers, three torpedo boats and five transports carrying 4,000 troops. The distance from Port Said to Manila is 7,000 miles. The Western Spirit, published at Paola, Kansae, avd one of the very best and mest prominent democratic papers in the state, refuses to ac- cept the decision of the democratic party of Kansas that no ticket be nominated and that the party lay down for this year and vote the pop-! ulist ticket nominated. | The Demecrat says the reason we | : ie ae : ! every as: dress ally affirming SOME INSIDE HISTORY- |cause the editor of the postmaster under Mr. that he is not a silver course has been such that man. it has been necessary our Ties was 80 duriog the campaign, that The Democrat intimates that be- ‘Times was) Cleveland | Our vt | Papers for a real estate firm and had eg give the work his undivided at inu- The strong for Mr. Bryan, clippings { Mr. Wade’s explanation of why! | he failed to be present at the town-| | ship convention to vote for the De | | Armond delegation ia rather amus ing. He says he was printing some tention, but be claims he had time {to muster the full siiver fores of the itownship and ces that they were all e) | pre Now for the facts. Mr from its columns were fils = pote ee ington and i Je the b : a ane eae Ee | charges of “offensive partisanship baer due Ronse: jagainet Postmaster Allen just after {the election. These |signed “a sound money demo |and were supplemented by cha of mismanagement of the postoftice signed by “N. A- Wade, editor and | prietor of the Bates County Dem handwriting in both identical The name of ges locrat.” T | | cases we arges were| PE ges red A prou our city went to fiod him, and urged |him to return and help out the silver jeide. Mr. Wade said be hal fr lon both sides and didn’t « {make them mad, and so } ito return. | The Democrat, in ¢ he ee of the Democrat, whos! cn th ntest for Cire ja relative of Mr. Wade, was thought-| the C county Dist |fally filel with the department to!the success of Hon W D our success Thes+|io ths fact of his bei charges were referred back tous|free silver man bow through the proper official channels; whether he was inal fre e} and were investigated by aniospec jsilver man or but we} tor sent here for that purpos?, with} know that he is, and always the result that the conduct of the;has been, a good democrat. We! postoffics was reported firstclass;know farther, that Mr. Jarrott | and that we had been free from an} personally requested Hon. W Ww.) offensive display of partisanship in our @fficial capacity as postmaster. The charge that we were abusive of Mr. Cleveland personally, while holding commission under him, was disproved. Thus was blasted Mr. Wade to have us supplanted we were too strong for cause. ——_—__— office that he was opposed free and unlimited coiaage of silver. He said it in the Mr. Silvers,) and many Democrat. nor any other reputable man will say that Jake Allen ever attributed to him above, for it would be an untruth. This is much mildly drawn than it would bo if any reputable man would assert as much to cur face. more The way to solye the financial problem definitely and satisfactorily, says the Boston Post, is to push the war to a speedy end. The cost is rolling up by willions of dollars an indebtedness as tbat with which we came out of the civil war we see the end. is worse than the wasts of money in this war Economy demands that ending. The democratic congressional con- vention for the Eighth district, held Dick Bland by acclamation. The convention adopted a_ resolution favoring the re-election of F. M Cockrell to the United States senate, and declaring against the aanexation of the Hawaiian Islands. The Chi cago platform was also endorsed without reservation. The seat of “Fighting Jce” congress has been declared vacant As soon ss war was declared with Spain Gen. Wheeler tendered his services to the government, which were promptly accepted. He is now at the front with Shafter’s men in Cuba The republicans of Saline county have endorsed Leslie Orear for con- gress in the Seventh district. This is quite a elam on the intelligence of the simon pure republicans of the district as Orear is a gold bug dem- ocrat. te There is not a ripple of opposition to the reelection of Senator Cock- rell. This splendid champion of the people's causs will have served thirty years in the senate if he lives till Senatcr Cockrell will be seventy one. | —Mexico Intelligencer. voted for the silver delegation to/| the Pertle Springs convention was | because Judge DeArmond appoint | ed us postmaster. That woul have been a good reason, if we had had no other. Mr. Wade didn't consider his obligations very binding | “Congress may adjourn next week. | ig that direction when he violently opposed Col. Stone for Governor. Four thousand men, comprising the third expedition to Philippine Islands, embarked early Sunday morning. Gen. Merritt, who will be in command of the army in the Phil | ippines, sailed Monday. —_— The heat in Washington is getting too oppressive for the statesmen. the hopes of and become tha beneficiary, because the silver Jake said frequently in ths post to the presence of one of the candidates for cireuit judge,( rot others. — Neither candidate for circuit Judge, said what is every day. At the present rate of progrees we may accumulate as big before The waste of time there shall beasharp and speedy at Jefferson City, renominated Silver Wheeler, of ex-confederate fame, in| 1905. At the end of his sixth term! Graves to make scm? epeeches in Cass ccunty during the last cam | paigo, which Mr. Graves d did ia nearly every other county in| , as he; this congressional district. Judge DeArwvicni’s anything bat tion of the Demcocrat fricnis are satisfied in using his name in its mad effort to defeat Mr Graves. Judze DeArmond’s race has no connection with that f cuit J He has bo opposition, nor w »>have. Heis the eandi- date of the district and is so rezard ed by every county in the sixth, and itis manifestly unfair to paper totry and use his popularity to further its wicked designs eee Ths great de:nocratic party io either couaty or state is not benefit- ted to the value of a cent by the eternal democratic _ agairst Gov. S tion Sift the attacks cf these 7 him fora war by ove cr two the state phens administra- nade ers) ip matter of the p the G itire ve erno of Gov. Stephens is all right state democracy ere ell meat Lature. aud his affairs right or grievauce & personal edninistration of and his Louisville, Ky., June 24.—Infor mation has been received ville that Lieutenant William Hart, U. S.A, who was iojurei bj a pre- mature explosion cf dynamits while working on ths defenses of Jackson- ville, Fia, has left deaf and blini from the shock. He is now in been prior to the tres of the war ipg cut was stationed at Louisville. being engaged on the Kontuoky river work. He was popular in society here. ino strength or 9 suffers from and_aches, drag- ging down and burning sensa- tions; and who recognizes, herself, that she has become a irritable, cross, 205 blue and de- and important organs that bear the burdens of maternity. Thousands of women suffer in this way and do not recognize the cause, or if they do understand their condition, neglect it rather than submit to the obnoxious exam- inations ard local treatment insisted upon by the average physician. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a wonderful medi- cine for women who suffer in this way. It does away with the necessity for these try- ing ordeals, and may be used in the privacy of the home. It acts directly on the deli- cate organs concerned, and makes them strong, vigorous and healthy. It banishes the discomforts of the expectant period and makes baby’s advent easy and almost pain- less. It transforms weak, nervous, petulant invalids into happy wives and ‘mothers. Thousands of women have testified, over their own signatures, to this fact. The “‘Favorite Prescription’ may be procured from any good medicine dealer. Any wom- an who will write to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buf- falo, N. may have the advice of an emin- lful specialist without charge. Mrs. Cora M. McLauri Co.. Miss. writes: “I had displacement and | inflammation of the ute I was under the } treatment of our family physician for a long. | time, but received no benefit. I had falling of in- ernal organs with ulceration and enla ent. commenced using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre- scription. ‘ Golden Medical Discovery,” * Pleasant j Pellets’ and ‘Extract of Smart-Weed.” the first day I began to improve, and ina short time I was able to do y housework. had not been for your medicines I would have been dead long ago.” Stomach and liver troubles with sluggish action of the bowels are cured by Doctor Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. of Rockport, Copieh with the ac-| aud you will find a disappcint-| * ‘i at in Louis- | ths Marice hospital at Jacksonville Lieuteasnt Hart isin the engineer depart nent, and for eeveral years} Ne] spondent, is in |COnvention was held July 27, sat caering |1895, “ee will te sen by en from weakness | examinati = oor oor bation of this paper of the delicate |that date On that date Mr Wo Chances Tare AYER’S Pills Ocr people will rejoice that the report eeat out by way of T.ondon, that “Fighting Bob’ Evane, Captain jof the battleship Iowa, had been killed by a Spanish shell, is officially | denied | The editor of the Democrat in his jeffort for the party welfare (?) is | flooding ditfereat parts of the county with that paper. The sensible voters jsay that they are usable to find the jexact party courtesy of a free paper, but they do not care to be troubled with Col. Wade's personal fight against Ir. | Graves | The kied of polities that is being advocated by the Bates County Dem- ocrat would dis:upt and disorganize Instead of impugning the motives and ques any party under the eun. ning the polities] loyalty of men i who stood steadfastly by the Cbhi- } cago platform, this paper should ad- dres3 itself to the tesk of promoting barm< and encouraging a policy jthat would give strength to the jparty organization Some newspa- pers, in their efforts to encompass jthe defeat of certain candidates to whom they are opposed, do not hes- itet2 to resort to methods of such extreme unfairness tbat injury to the party follows, and we rezret to observe that our Bates county con- temporary belongs to that class. — E!Dorado Sun. OCC headed “What do you say to This?” among other things saye: “The Democrats of Mt. Pleasant township, in the latter part of July, 1595, selected delegates toa county convention to be held a few dass af- terwards, which was to send dele gates to the Pert!e Springs conyen- } tion a short time aftewards All that participated in the town- ship convention were rightfully | bound to abide by its decision. Messrs Gruves, Smith end Silvers, candidates for Cireuit Judge, all participated, the latter being a dele- gate fromthe township acd from the county, along with DeArmond aud others.” In the first place this township Graves was attending the regular term of the St. Clair County Circuit Court at Osceola, and was at Osceola at the time of this township eon vention—as can be easily ace:rtained on examination of the hotel register at Osceols, as well es by the eramin- ation of the court records there We simply cite this to show with what maliciousness the edicor cf the Democrat is pursuing his personal | fight oo Mr. Graves. No misrepre- | sentation is too great to be used in this yeating of spleen by the Demo | erat Howevc-r, itis only on a par with the othcr charges made Again we are at a losito know how Col. Wade could undertake to speak | as to who attended this township | With Your Liver | extending to them the} The Democrat in a 'engthy article} He Sigebee Fought the Terror Wasbiogtoa, June 25.—The Navy department to day posted the follow- jing bulletis “Admiral reports that | the Yale arrived yesterday and dis- | charged her troops. “Captain Sigsb:e reports that on Wednesday afternoon ; Jaun, Porto Ri | by a Spanish usprotected cruiser jand the Spanish torpedo boat de stroyer Terror. The Terror made a |dash which was awaited by the St. Paul ‘The St. Pau! hit the Terror | three times, killing and Sampson while off San was attacked », he ose officer two men and wouading several | others The Terrer dropp-d back under cover of the fortifications with difli into the har- bor in a sticking condition where she is pow being repaired. ser and a gun boat « prot culty, and was towed Later a crui ted cut, but ction cf the | remained under | forts.” In def-atiog the Terror, Captain Sigsbee has rendered a most import ant service to our navy and, indeed, | toall navies. Hebas no* only de | prived Sampson's fleet of appreben- sion of anattack in the rear some dark night by this vicious little boat, he bas demonstrated that an auxzili- ary cruiser is amply able to take care of herself torpedo gunboat, showing that the offensive power of this craft hasbeen over rated Double Hanging a! State Capital. Jefferson City, Mo’ June 22.— Tobe Lanshan ani Edward McKin zie, both negroe:, were hanged in the Cole County jai! yard at 9:05 0 m to-day. Both men died game. All of Sheriff Sam Sone’s arrange- ments were perfect, and there was sensational feat- Lanabao was uterly uncon- cerned, as he has been ever since his Jeonviciion. He laugh-d and chatted with the other prisoners ino the jail |after hisarms were pinioned, and |and there was no ures | when they expresse] sorrow fer bis jcoming death told them they need | waste ro sympatby ard compas- | sion on him, that be did not carea |fig about dying) McKinz’e was also cool and collected It wes reccea sary to carry him to the scaffuld on a chair, as he was unable to welk on jaccount of the sickress that has | prostrated him for several months. | Both men were atteoded in their | S. Hoog, of St. Peter's Church, | beth baviog joined the Catholic | Church. McKiczie wanted to make | astatement from the scaffold, but | was diesuaded from doing so by | Father Hocg. The trap was a double affair, and both men swung | into eternity at the same instant. | Both men apparantly died easy, the bodies were cut down afier fif — teen minu-ts. Th's is the first | double hangirg in the history of Cole County. The pressure for tickets to witness it wes very great. It would be difficult to imagine more brutal crimes than those for | which Lanaban and McKirzie died on the gallows today. Lanaban en ticed Willie Gaine,a 14 sesr old ne gro girl, int> the basement of J.- seph Stempfi's furniture etore on High s‘reet, where, after outraging ber, he killed her and matilatei the S Butler Academy will Open the Next year, Sept. 5th, ; ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT 12 -COouvuxrsEsSs. g Inst 1 Musie, ; Vocal M : Art i te Fen Specialigtg, 5 p svirls with t ig cipal, 1% Colton or address. FE. A. LUDWIG, Butler, Mo, Tucker, Druggist, Butler, Mo., Local Agent, eee ~ AA RAR Destitution at Santiago, Kingston, Jamaica, June 9g From a letter just received here it ig learned that the greatest destitution is now prevailing in Santiago There is practically u famine there, and mapy families have appealed to the ) authorities for relief from the mili. | fused. tary stores, but help has been re All have been warned that the best thing to do is to leave the city as quickly as possible. All trafiie in small boats bas been absolutely prohibited, fcr fear that some ah tempt may be made to do mischief ;to the Spanish vessels, cr to leave | the harbor and give information to | Madrid, April 9, 1892. fleet. eterving the American It is reported that the people may rise against the military in charge of the stores. Wear Gores Free Jefferson City, Mo, June 2— Charles Wear goes fre> of the charge of killing Charles I. Lea!, at New Cie Supreme Court through Judge Burgess to day reversed the case and discharged the prisover, Judge Gaatt and Robinson dissent The court holds that three terms of court elapsed before the state brought the defer dant to tr’al, with out avy fault of his and that be was discharged from the offensa The state contended that the dis charge was only from that iadiet | ment and that he would be reindieted This ia the most celebrated erimi- nal case decided since the Duestrow case. Wear was convicted and given 35 years. The case was in the Sw preme Court for over two years. Bloody Work Wil a tatchet. Washington, D. C, One of the bloodiest Juno 24.— tragedies en- jacted in Washinztcn in years oceur not a hitch in the double execution, | red last night in a little room in the rear of 914 Twenty cecond street north William 3rookes, @ veb- eran of the civil wer, a pensioner and in the until recently a watchmtn | Navy Departmen‘, was killed by bis last moments by Rev. Father O. J. was running wife, Marthe, with a hatchet, sheia ~ | turs being fatally i: jured with the weapon The old couple— same old Brookes being 73 and his wife 65— lived a'oce, and there was n> witness to the trage-y. About 6:20 George /L Larsen, a friend of the Brooke's, | called, and, not getting a response to his kucck, entered the bouse. | Brookes was just breathing his last, acd Mrs. Brookes was unconscious. The wellsof the small room was spattered with blood, and the floor with it. —————— Strong, steady nerves Are needed for success Everywhere. Nerves Depend simply, solely, Upon the blood. and | Pure, rich, nourishing Blood feeds the nerves And makes them strong. The great nerve tonic is Hood's Sarsaparilla, Because it makes The blood rich and Pure, giving it power To feed the nerves. Hood’s Sarsaparilla convention, when he was conspicu-|ccrpse in the most shocking manner. Cures nervousness, ously absent himself, as he recently | said, bossing bis printer in the! mechanical work of running off a lot of circulars. McKinzie on the night of April 30, | 1896, waylaid and clubbed to death Nicholas Linhardt, a weli-to do farmer and stockman, near Lohman | Station. Dyspepsia, rheumatism, Catarrh, scrofula, And all forms of Impure biood.