The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 8, 1898, Page 6

} ee | | j | Missouri Pacitic eR ailway Time iabie K.C & Gulf Ti Pittsburg p.m. | ine be- Pp port Arthur Expres, Remember this ie the popular short | tween Kanéae City, Mo.. and Pitteburz, Joplin, Mo., Neosho, Mo., ‘Ark., Biloam Springs, Ark. routé from the south ‘to St. Louis, Chicago, and pointe north and northeast and to Denver, Ogden, San Francisco, Portland and pointe west and northwest. No expense has been red to make the passenger equipment of this line second to none inthe west. Travel via the new ilne .C. Onr. Gen’! Pass. Agt., Kansas City, Mo. CASTORIA. Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought a” Laff edie AN ASSASSIN SHOT While Standing Over His Intended Victim.— He Had Sworn to Murder a Whole or BATTLE AX Y, THEN 1 Wit Suanencea There is no greater prived of your Family. Decatur, Ala., Sept. 1.—Chazsles Logwood, revenue officer of Lime atone county, near Athen, Alabama, yesterday morning shot and killed a negro who was standing over young Logwoed’s sleeping father with an ax raised in the act of splitting the old man’s skull. This killing grew eut of two recent attempts made to poison the entire Logwood family. The negro killed had been arrested, charged with implication in the poisoning, but escaped from jail, first having sworn to kill the Logwood family Since then young Logwood has been sleeping in the daytime, guarding the family at night. At 4 o'clock yesterday morning he was lying awake in a dark room uad- joining his mother’s and father's Hearing a slight noise he slipped to the door and was horrified to fiod the negro, Ike Weils, standing over his father ready to strike There was also another negro in the room Logweod tired at close quarters, mortally wounding the negro with ax in hard The negroes jumped out of the back door and started to climb the fence. Logwood tired again, wound- ing the second negro, but he escaped. The first negro shot was hanging over the fence, not quite dead. Young Logwood reloaded his gun and finished his man, firing both barrels into him. Charles Logwood gave himself up and was acquitted before 7 a. m. Great excitement prevails in the country and serious trouble is likely to follow. The people there believe that certain well known moonshi haye instigated all the crime they are said to have sworn away the lives of both the Logwoods. They have had several desperate battles with the moonshine msn 1s > as ybody,Says So. y Cathartic, ry of th the mo: age, ple gently wonder- and try ‘a box of C c.c 3 Sold and guaranteed to cure by =Marriead Her Foster Brother. Maytield, Ky., Aug. 31.—There is considerable comment here over the marriage of Mrs. Minnie Crabtree. aged 38 young 1 named Shephard, aged 19, both of | Owensboro, Ky. Shephard was an! adopted son of the bride's parents | and He se cured a position ona farm near the! city, he labored till Mrs Crabtree came after him. She se and found her y at work Then years, to a ran away from home where cured a bu ey lover in a ® 7 te secured ense and escorted the boy to the home of Rey. H. C. Roberts, where they were mar | The bride is the daughter of a promin nt and wealthy farm near Owensboro and is said to _ a Ca: Cathartic at the rate of ‘two million bo: pearandit willbe three million be Year’s. -1t means meri tproved, that C arethe most delightful bowel. regal. everybody the year round. AU drug; 35e. Svc a box, cure guaranteed. | | negroes, jthe mob to halt jeall out the Galyeston regiment and any one who has LABOR RIOT. Many Shot at Mallory Wharf in Galvestson— | Strikers Made Two Attacks on Imported Longshoremen—Trouble Anticipated. Galveston, Tex., August 31.—One man, revolver in hand, to day drove back a mob of 2,000. He fired five shots into the crowd, and two men dropped before the turned and fled. The mob reformed afew minutes later and again ad- vanced. This time forty or fifty shots were fired by the police, and six of the rioters fell To night one white man dead, and many negroes are seriously wounded, while perhaps twenty others, among them half a dozen policemen, are slightly injured. The one man who stood off the mob is Mayor A. W. Fly. Baker, the man killed, innocent spectator. arrived upon the scene. The 200 negro longshoremen of lies Was an the Mallory line struck when the} Mallory steamship Uolorado arrived yesterday. They have been getting | 30¢c an hour for day work and 40c for night. They asked 40c and 50c. Their request was refused, and this jevening a special train from Hous- about 100 the Mallory of the aboard arrived at take ton, having wharf to the places | strikers The mob had g the fror ered to pre n going aboard vent newcomers | the vessel. As the Houston negroes were debarking from the train the mob charged The police were | struck with coupling pins and clubs, nd were being driven back, when Mayor F ordered pistol in hand, No attention was pain to him, and he began shooting. Two roes dropped, ard then the ;mob turned and ran. | An ambulance was gperrneans and when it arrived the oters again advanced. e police <n 1 formeda cordon around the shed, and tried, by a display of c , to force the <ers The mob had more and several ed when he order to tire. i about fifty shots, re the mob i ran back. n wounded men ng for the third attack when a terrific rain began to fall and the crowd retreated. Fears of a serious race war were , entertained, and the Governor was asked to request the President to Everybody surrenders to Battle Ax. y eS ie : ees Me hardship than to be de- a PLUG 2 a ttleAx will give up most any thing to get it. 10c. buys a larger piece of Battle Ax than of any other kind of high grade quality. emember the name when you buy again. riotere | He had just! Seneca Lid and Ey ae LF En >= = & Vij ‘3 4 ss zap) once chewed Battle Ax The negroes are wild for revenge, and unless there is a pronounced change of sentiment there will bea serious conflict to morrow. The mob remained in the railroad yards adjacent to the Mallory wharf to-night. Eighty armed men in the Mallory shed awaited an attack. To Cure Constipation Forever. Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 10¢ or 25¢ tC. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refun money. A Curious Postal Conptication, Washington, Aug. 31.—A curious complication is existing in Porto Rico postal circles The Spaniards are carrying on business at Ponce, are selling stamps, registered letters | ; and money orders, and are grabbing the receipts. The United States| ucder Postmaster General Smith is |in flourishing operation at San Juan. “It seems to be a race for re | ceipts,” said First Assistant Post. | master General Heath this morning “If we do not go down there at once | and break into their cash and safes, drawers | we will be robbed of a} | good many thousands of fore we know it passed Spaniards have dollars ba | Since the ] their hands, the shown a great deal out of their posta more enterprise in ser- vice than they did before The Porto Rican Postal Com » that will visit the The com uake a thorough eca to day -} eXamina- view of recommendin Pat Garcia Santiago de Cu Garcia has been rel mand by Gen. Go Thi action and in per gove of th ordered t Ont. war ood’s Sb be in oO family Medicine chest and every vs grin They as ‘ | invaluable when the stomach | is out of order; eure headache. dill Gace S | $100,900 and sland | & Life Work a Failure New Haven, Conn., Aug. 31.—S M. Terry, a wealthy resident Bad. S D, heartened and $100,000, but bi bas g sad or His dreat return t charm fo rieb, ic bis Joy around him Yearjaf beartkwas a |etantiy. Real y that b og jold, he decided to at came home. Fairly | beeming with anticipated joy, he ar rived here to-day after 35 years ab- jsence He wasa Rip Van Winkle} brought down to date. No one knew him. Two sisters with whom he expect ed to make his home were young and pretty when he left. Both sre} dead. Neither had left an heir. None other lives. So back to Hoss | Bud he will go—bis life work had | been a failure. casTonra. Bears the The Kind You Have Awavs Bought Signature of Zs A 4 Judge a Murderer, London Depot, Ky, Aug. 31.— Advices received here| from Annville, Jackson county, 20 miles from thia place, to the effect that Judge Levin Johnson of the Jackson County Court murdered his wife aud then committed suicide. Judge Johnson had driven his wife from home by brutal treatment, it ie alleged, forciug ber to seek have been THE BATES COUNTY BANK, Bates County Investment Co, anon | lands » of » F.J J.C. Cranx, 5 i Seo’y. & Treas, q Jno. C. Hayxs, Abstractor. S. F. Waunocx, Notary RR a a4! ) ohary ~~ Capital = «= BUTLER, MO.? BSGO0,0O°o. > Butler Academy will Open the Next year, Sept. 5th, E. A. LUDWIG, Michigan Unive 13 $ g 2 2 |? 13 ; Preparatory, 1g Collegiate, > University, > Teachers Normal, Four terms 10 weeks e > Separate college Call on or ad refuge ia her mother’s home. While under the influence of liquor John- son armed hims-lf with a Winches- ter, went to his wife’s abode and shot her through the aeck, the bullet breaking it He then blew the top of bis head off with the weapon. Educate “Your Bowels With Cas carets. Candy Cathartic, cure constipation | forever Wwe IfC.C C. fail, druggists refund money Insane From Loss of Weatth. Seattle, Wash., Sept. 1.—Dr. E. F. Adams of New York, who arrived here Tuesday from Alaska on the steamer Roanoke, was declared in- sane yesterday. Adams was one of the parties that bad a large amount of gold stolen at St Michael, aud it is thought that brooding over it unbioged his mind It is stated that Adams represented a Chicago syndi- cate in Alaska. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always _ DRIVING SEASON FOR 189s. We are Headquarters for STYLISH TURNQUTS Safe Ries Furniel Safe Rigs Furnisi Short Notice for Parties, Weddings, and try generally solicited: All rates reasonable. E. |. WILLIAMS, Prop. 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LODWIG, Butler, Mo. nan ararnnnnanited South Side Square Read and See What we Keep in St We keep everything that horse owners second b Saddles of sole leather epri b Harness oil anda fullline of mens and boys gloves. buggy new ones. ness store in the Southwest and ness are all made at home. BUTLER, MO. Fills and the West. We 8 D: ahs wi ing—the | u € to ite progress 70m nte the new Daily, tor o | Times, one ye Send your o tops new and repair old ones, Bri your old harness and saddles and trade We have the largest retail our McFARLAND BROS Kansas City Tima | The Only Metropolitan Fra Silver Paper in Missouri el Tr ae to'The Kans Di, i '