The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 25, 1900, Page 8

ALB ». ALLEN, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANS FRAR ILLINOIS IS LOST. Negroes and ltalians Being Imported | in ao Effort to Save the_ State. Chicago. HL. Oct. 20.—To jover- come the democratic majority in HV ois, the republicans are trying to colonize the state. Negroes are being br tin from every section of Mo.and other southwestern states or Bryan, put to work i the railroads. These ) men are to b+ voted on November 6, and money and fraud will be resorted to in the efort to make this vote win Illinois to the republican column. Democratic county committees in every county of the state have been wirhed of this pian and some one Inay go to the penitentiary for it Detec work in all Mark Hanna’s connection can be proven, warrants es are at of the state, and if will be issued for his arrest, | | | | NOMINEE FOR STATE AUDITOR. ENTEEN VETERANS CHANGE TO BRYAN. Sea man---Now Renounce McKinley They Marched to the With Sher- Roosevelt. Ind., Oct. Kokomo dispatch says that the Republicans of that loeality were thrown into a panic to-day by the aod Indianapolis, 20.—A ‘ement that Edward W. Free- Civil War ns in his company, who march- anand sixteen other ei with Sherman to the sea, had re- onnced McKinley and will vote for n this election. Mr. Freeman is a well known news- paper man and has resided here for fi He Kokomo for Was postmaster of twelve years under Grant and other Republican Presi- : dents, and has held eounty offices of | U nor and trust. He was a brother- in-law of the late T. C. Phillips, foun- der of the Kokomo Tribune, one of | ® AON. MOOD TELS OF CUI, First Formal Report as to Condi-’ tions on the Island Submitted to the President. | SAYS RAPID PROGRESS IS BEING MADE. Wonderful Changes Have Been Wrought ou Every Hand, Especiaily ta the Man- Cleantiness of Prisoas te istablished ar. with 3,600 Teachers. 1 i 7) Gen eport governor v z “ re growing w nt THE END SEEMS NEAR. ellef That President Mitchell Will Soon fxsue the Order € Missouri Sopre LOOKS ON TWIT FAVOR witb Principles Enunciated in the British-German Agreement. | IN HARMONY WITH AMERICA'S POLICY. {nterests of Tois Country to Be Guaranteed Equal Recognition Open Door aad Lo- tegrity of the Chinese Empire Appar- ently Secured—Serious Question as to the American Kevly to Que Clause tea 1 the Ang £ ex Mr. Hay ss s ‘ open doc 1 of the Chi t with ¢ Ans s ff s. ( te the protection of their é rhis is open to the eons hat the Asser g revond cepting ciple t rr d Gre have a rht to agree between t s I Pi } o be any g whic SHANNON FACTION WINS. fay the Factional Fight crate rson Decided | i t | | | | | GIGANTIC BANK THEFT. Cc. L. Alvord, Note Teller in the First Na- tional of New York City, Steals Seven Hondrea T and Dollars. BRYAN AT THE Oi I I | | | | ee a Democratic Candidate for Took Breakfast with Ex. { | : | man Springer Tuesday, | | —_. DELIVERED SPEECH FROM aur To 5.000 People Who Were Massa | thel ot Mr Nerve Talked of 4; Ivil Service, Dees Party Had Clo-ed the ertunity to Young Mea, Oct Wilt 1 8 quan Vhursday, West. Virginig t 1,000 Ab | ae ting him at the depot, zi ringer greeted j own thro a large and and Rraduay, the entrar! was in waig iken to the reside; Opposite the had breaks, before nine o's triven to the Bay depot, where be may om his automobiy imperialism and gy t people the depot. Mr. Bry e depot, fe we ¥ ects of recor ABSORBED NINETEEN ROADS is Barlington System Re an Aggregate of a Suggested thy IVIL service ws falism will vote th fear of losing the e Tament. Certain many who would pret ment under an risk might attend ¢ republic, Tam nad of that civil servi when a presides can fill the om is extended by y about to retin his fri & system af ¢ 1 wherein appoisy mn merit an i hold for ased Lines with 90 Miles, Valued admirer he may pr ve that m. ippoint and not the young m rk governmed etter conditioy productive ind to > under t in wh eston Mr. ent ssou Ayr Sydney \l wn the st was not his highest Eryan closed with that it to &i » bition be this president, “but to mal government good that to} a private citizen in this republic w than other nation.” the Maryl ninittee Mr. Bryan af minutes after nine a n for Rockvillg he first of a se ches in a second tour of May towns. Western lo Des Moine eN Char nz Des « Shenan Oak & 'On.) be a greater honor to le Moines kir in any gation from tral e¢ met and left where of land . in Stole Jewelry Valued at ® New special t the York who Oct ¥ ( irles i made inder arrest im Seat sp I! tlesman Mather by of the firm Mather wholes: jewelry YOUNG GIRL THEIR VIC of oh is acen sed and of jewelers ur Prominent Ye Nod ,in the T ond merehants this of of je dian y theft w x5 at about O06 ods on mem New Walter Andrew ¢ York, Oct, 23.—George Ker McAllister, William Dea el. sons of wealthy were arrested by the police N. J. accused of havigyh the death of Jennie Boxsebir the young whose found on the outskirts of Pat Death a confe Ying thar the four were drink with rirl and a t” drops. They then took her buggy across the bridge into nm county, passing the girl's the way to the spot where body found morning. te) the which ocurred, ome ™) the tripped the girl, thro = - chil- | her to the ground. The med Le The childrea conscious and the upper room and were dead Leaving the, firemen doctor, He prono “lee for a Hereford, Ov Bs, « le animal nd Shorthorns Mo and ity. h rents, the Herefords Tue a yeariing ! to Frank f lionaire, who in| I en 3 hest pri for a si mbination sale ¢ aterson, ¥ nd row don caused ter, was XVII woman Columbus 1 bull, efeller, stoc reached for Ohio farm sold th at gave her the bull De The owned Mo Kan Gabhbert, of ide was arborn, « onl) Five Children Barned to Death. Montreal, Oct. \ which broke i box rly Tuesday the death dren na 6 i Que., m out small in a Archa morning tene- was next n ing! iy th ment ibault str resulted sa ie by ocation tive heavily Blane. rendered her « becur ther na the itened, loa given frig could get near ay sae not ond help, wa Want Single Statehood. girl bey Fort Worth, Tex Oklahoma Annoal Session Oct. The % reral association The cit- terr Sixcy-starh Columbia, Mo Baptist ¢ of an rritories vened i | annual tist «fF Color for its sixty Th famous arriy wes t. This e by all rail for the pw literature meeting of 1 ch objeet intere which Kewerd for Missonri Bask Re City Mo. bbere, | is designed ¢ of cially Jefferson Oct Gov rel ous ard Life Conetet Eade It AL ah ‘ : : Hing Anthracite she wus a the oldest ane vest nown Repub- Strikers to Work Again : * ¢ Senator Jones to-day turned over 2G anapecsaa:i : : si sy aoe Sos ! to Chairman Watson of the state eae eon med Hazleton, Pa. Oct \round the | faction is complete. 1 $ Hae re tablishi |.) Mr. Freeman and his sixteen com- national headquarters of the United | tt tic for fs ip eco Ah peebes Pr erncaicaie th rades who have abandoned the Me- > Workers Tuesday the belief was | rec « Clerk ¢ wen to Fi fraud now being engineered by the Kinley ranks are all substantial animous that the end of the strike | reverse ‘ision npholdi the republicans. Inconnection with this “a come within a very short ne arity + pasts evidence Mayor Harrison now has They departed on the issue of im pelea siare nade oe * faiekca : ¢ it ee - ‘: 2 A > sparte pIssue ©! “Jeontrary reperts, has set no date for] the majori:y of its members—afte telegrams showing that car loads ge : ee er ee Ttali have been peroads of perialism and pension methods.| calling off the strike. As soon as|the county committee had made u> aans have been sent to ¢ wo eee pra Ne. | all the operators signify their willine- he r call. The 7 faction ie : Babs fhey will vote the straight Demo ! from towns of South Dakota and cratic ticket down. All are enthu-| "SS t@ pay ten per cent. advance in inted tieket named other western states where Mark !°" tie f i Jol W. k EB G Wages until April the national exeeu- | vention ld this month - . stustic for John - Kern Tor Gover- . at ett " * rash spices » state central co 1 Hanna has given up all chances of tive board will be called in’ session | auspi the stat tral commit securing the el a 10r, to vote on ending the contest. tee declared regular. T judges de Curing the electoral vote. | “The “flopping” is all one way in nied the authority of the state com Putting all these links together,|.,._..- seve: abode in thee he Why Amer ca fa Persiate mittee to interfere. , i : é 4 nis viemity. Nobody in these parts| washington, Oct imerican 5 tie plot of republicans to spend mil- : “ : é 1 ei isnisi who voted for Bryan four years ago|trade in China shows a more rapid LOST MONEY AND BRIDE. lions ee not only will vote for McKinley this year ex-|growth than that of any of th- c oe. but the entire state of cate : European countrie he faet is point. | [tnets Parmer Was so Overjoyed at Pros- ] iieeean heen -aneackied. cept one, and he calls himse Ifa Pop- ed to as a justification of the present pect of Marriage That He Cele- i : ulist and not a Republican or Demo- . brated by Getting Drank. ; Among the scores of letters now aa 5 Persistent attitude of this gevern — i > slg jerat. The Gold Democrats are all] ment in insisting xon =the worl St. Joseph Oct. 23.—Thomas i held by Senator Jones and Chairman |. nee pee 4 ee Poe fi ai -| for Bryan this time. powers resp g our commercial in- widower and the Watson, is one from ©. T. Allen of A. F. Phillips, formely editor and|terests in Chit m near Decatur, 4 Mexico, Mo. This communieation is : a gti % h to marry Miss Ietiny One tena the nace chs owner of the Kokomo Tribune (Re- Hid Them Hearty Welcome. Sug itelg Seam R a zthy one. ¢ . PS n : 5 : sed ° i ° t —they are all small fry in Missouri— | Publican), now editor of a paper att RC MERe ee ete dq through a mat-} Fe : : eS eas .| Salt Lake City, Utah, has also aban-| ™"s- ‘cKinley reached Canton at rimonial paper in Chie: Ross | who are concerned in the shipping of a 10:30 o'clock Tuesday. A la num- od A doned Mckinley and has declared eee : : srought a roll of $200 As soon as he these colonists are given. for Divan . er Of people assembled on the’ s the bride was so much | for é tion platform and bi € e pee i sui Bas me ee ee bis : Agia jie Recta os oun mee ter looking th expected that Life Sentence is Given Henry Youtsey. flag draped over : eee Nee t lk invited several young men in the Bryan and the Young Man. Gace : a a i ay over a section of the plat- borhood to m at a saloon eorg’ Ww: 2 5) en orm i Philadelphia Times. Spee one ey ee” 21 Phe al i el ments. He lost his roll If a life of . cs ill t in the case of Henry Youtsey, The P-esideat Will Attend 1d the widow as a result of his over- Hl a life of opportunity is sti yon irialen tle charge of being a Was nm Oct. 23-—The John and is Ww a prisoner at remain open tothe young men of the principal in the Goebel assassination | Sherm#n funeral train will leave her: station awaiting to hear country it must be through a rever- returned a verdict of guilty yester Wednesday afiernoon for Mansfield is in Decatur. : A ret ed a verdic Fig - yester- ea HARE sil of the policy which has placed the age 5 errs O. where interment will ke place 2 ani i , | day, fixing the penalty at life im-| President Vi Kinley, who is now Oratory for Exch Partv. eapital, the industries and natural ee Gas % Oct. 2 Sion altho? the c er } prisonment. anton. O., w be among the s + = . . i wealth of the country in the hands It was learned from one of the jury-| tinguished who will attend the Cockran spo i of a handful of grasping trust share- men that no ballot was taken last} {!"¢T#! rater Alero ; holders. The policy was originate This morning the vote Ea | Taken te renktoce: a 85 i and fostered by the republican party é Tei ang Oct..2 Henry E 4 z 5 - ’nimous that Youtsey was guilty, s nod 7 and its leaders, and a continuation A bee . = : wison- i t i : 5 F é jen the degree of punishment was ty 8 | of political power in republican hands Sued | ; ii Means the perpetuations of the | att ener = = oe can f 4 torneys for the defense are pre- " z : trusts and the still greater oblitera- B z | & ee mm. | paring a motien for an arrest of | | Seees Oe Reis he eaten, tion of the individual. The. only joi hict i t 1. will SB t s t as} Oct Re e . ts udgment which, 1 sustained, wil mo } ; hope for the young men of the ceoun- | * th . or re | from Coper ssert a : ° 96 postpone 1° sentence sey | oe = = 2 * | try is in the defeat of McKinley. the i oe € —— tence - o eet Teaches Them to Hate Enelana | he D. es election of Bryan and the return of : b ere ned o - Ma a wens : Med i if ean ikely a jury will be empaneled as} org tris ‘ ‘ ent- | 25 2 sain the government to the principles ar 1 ea i it Stable 4 i i | +t Fi * | tix tae opens S S00N as practicable tx ne re into} 5 o Eng t t methods which permitted an open 2 i Se ee MEO tt 00 chil sdag , - s o. : utsey 5 sz ty. x8 | tield and fair play for all in thestrug- = bees : € s > un © 3 | 5 gle for a livelihood Bryan and t thing rod peddlers are getting | Vases ms Phoe ‘nt Over Zire Smeiter Smoke. democratic party offer the only ho t work on the msuspecting | “> os Curate nee, See ie: Mo., Oct Hiram Bates; 4 t to the voung men of the country erin Vernon coun 3 wins : ( of achieving successful caress t tsays, Job i financial independence in fut t etims, signed S Boe y Aas eee eee 7 ad to be a re s ss M a . 4 Robbed the Grave x j ing incident, is ni; i : etre te Pract atin Train. Shiladel: is Clayto ie - Philadel; S Cannot Make People Move On M St. I n awful § ~. 4 Under tr skin- was almost Yellow, eves ef Cite D sunken, tongue coated, pain - f ee ‘ 3 ually in back and sides, no ; = > i : ; \ Desnondent Kaname Widow. E : the weeks. now know bed of another ould fail to try t a convictio tt Oct, 25.—Sal | Lewis ife conviet in the committ solution of am ie despondest hanged fra Lewis unty @ wife, | Kan., Ou, Sto dotte o of his ly h the hee Viey bh ri met in te ™ of here yesterday Pt get Presb yy x 29 WW, Sunday” py, é te 1 \trng ister, \ oO i ricants Thee Dace to Chicage * ( pe « announced that ve days net worth. e J t J. Bryan sy and pr Sat k ore the expected » several From Sr. J <eph to Leave ig pla