The Butler weekly times., January 23, 1884, Image 1

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BUTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY JAXUAUY 28. I8S4.
NO. 8.
WRECKED AT SEA.
tie 'City of Colnmbns" tioes
to Pieces m .mu uceau.
Qnt Hundred Persons Washed Over
board and Lost in the Seep.
i Man and Woman Lynched for
Murdering a Child in Colorado.
SWIFT AND SUliE VENGENCE.
One Hundred Lives Lost.
Uoston, Tan. iS. The city, of
Galumous left Boston at 3 o'clock
Thursday afternoon, carrying eighty
passengers and a crew of forty-five.
t3:4a. m. Friday, Gay head
light, bearinsr south, hnlt east, the
vessle struck on the outside of Dev
il's Bridge Buoy. The wind was
blowing a gale west by north ; the
vessel immediately filled and keeled
over, the water breaking and flood
ing the port side of the saloon. All
passengers excepting a few woman
and children came on deck. Near
ly all were wearing life preservers,
nil the boats cleared away, but were
immediately swamped. The ma
jority of the persons were washed
overboard. Seven passengers left
the vessel on a life raft and about
lorty more took to tigging. , At 10,
30 a. m. the Gay Head life boat put
off and took seven persons. An
other life boat put off between 12
and 1. The revenue cutter Dex
ter came along about 12:30 and
sent off two boats. Twenty-one
pen-ons one of whom was dead,
were placed aboard the Dexter, and
-tl .'!.
iiiur an uic jcimii ncic i.iimii
from the vessel the Dexter pro
ceeded to New Uedford. Three
persons died after going aboard ihe
, Dexter.
"l7KTIIER lARTICl'I.KS.
Boston, Jan. iS The City of i
Columbus had So first class ind 22
steerage passengers, about a third ot
whom were ladies and children, and
a crew of forty-five. About forty
men took refuge m the rigmg,
where they remained until 10:30 a.
111., when a lite boat put off from
Gay Hea l, am took away seven
passengers. One died soon after
wards. Shortly afternoon another
lite boat put oft to the distressed
vessel and the mean while the leve
nue cutter Dexter came along and
sent off two boats, and twenty-one
men were taken from the wreck and
placed on board the Dexter, four of
whom died afterwards. Alter all
the persons were taken off the Dex
ter sailed tor this port, where she ar
rived this evening.' Total number
. ot persons saved, 21. Five dead !
bodies were recovered, and 119 un
accounted tor.
Murderers Lvnched.
Denver, Col., January 19. Some
three months ago Mary Rose Math
ews, a bright, winsome little girl ot
10 years was adopted from the Den
ver Catholic orphans home by Alike
Cuddyhe and wife, living on a
ranche ten miles trom Ouray, a small
mining villiage in thet southern por
tion ot the State. Late Saturday
morning little Rose died and was
buried by Cuddvhe mi a distant part
of the ranche. The little girl had been
cruelly treated trom tin first. si the
neighbors said, and her mysterious
death, -ind hut l ied burial aroused
their suspicions and the coroner of
Ouray w.isnotified.
4 He immediately repaired ti the
taiichc.. found the grave and exhum
ed the bod w hen unmistakable ev
idence of a cruel death wusrexcaled.
The body was covered with knife
wounds, one leg was broken, the
th- skull citished ard the limbs fro
xru. She had no doubt hecn. driven
our in the winter storm to die.
Cuddyhe and wife were immediate
ly arrested and jailed. Yesterday
they were trved and found guilty ot
murder. About one J o'clock this
morning a band f masked men '
! went to the hotel when CSwhlvhe
and wife were held in custody, over
powered the sheriff's guard and took
the prisoners away. They both cried
loudly for mercy, hut as they had
ever been deaf to the pleadings ot
little Rose for mercy, so the vigilan
tes closed their ears to the cries ot
their prisoners and they were taken
outside ot the town limits, where the
woman was hung to a ridge pole of
a ranche cabin, while , the husnund
was strung to the limb of a tree on
the oposite side of the road. Their
work done, the vigilantes retired qui
etly. The bodies were cut down
and buried by the coroner to-day.
Tohn Carroll Cuddyhe, a brotherin
law. was arrested w:th the others
but for want of sufficient evidence
he was allowed to go. This is the
first instance of woman lynches in
Colorado.
OUJt FIVE t'EST COLUMN.
All local advertisements in His column
will be charged for (0 the rate of five
cents per line for each insertion.
Voice Culture.
Having been urged by many of my
young triends to give them music lessons,
I have determined to teach a class the
present winter in voice culture. Parties
desiring lessons will be given terms on
application. Mrs. C. T. McFari.anu.
.bronze Turkeys For Sale
I have been a breeder tor 12 or 14 years.
I know them to be pure, thev are the
most valuable ot any brted known, have
some choice jjoblers and hens for sale,
price, $.2,50 for jjoblers and $2,00 tor
liens, delivered on cars. Those, wanting
would do well to call and get them soon,
a less price taken, trom th house.
WESLEY WAR NOCK.
0-41. wr.uer .vio.
Money to Loan.
I am authorized to loan a large amount
of money on Dates county real estate.
Good men wih good real estate can be
accomodated on very favorable terms.
W. K. Walton.
at JJiu'er National Hank. 52-tt
Undertaker.
A complete stock of caskets, coffins,
metalic cases, burial rohes etc., at Wal
ton's Opera House furniture store. Fine
hearse furnished free. Experienced
undertaker in store dav and night.
2-tt. K. 1. KiiT, salesman.
Ink That Will Not Freezs.
On receipt of 25 cents in ic postage
stamps, we will send bv mail, all charges
pre-paid, one quart ot the finest lilack,
Blue or r-carle t Ink, unchanging colors,
which will not injure by treezing: 5
quart for $r,oo. Ink has been in use
tor years, and warranted best.
S-4t. N. M. DRAKE & CO.
2H Chestnut Street, St. Louis, Mo.
Money To Loan.
At 6 per cent on real estate security
time and terms to suit borrower. Abstracts
ot titles furnished. J. M. Tucker & Co
Butler Mo. 1-tf
Fred Dora Barber
Will give you a neat shave, shampoo or
hair-cut. " He keeps none but experienced
barbers. Will also grind razors. Satis
faction guaranteed. Rooms north side
square
Cards.
Aesthetics, (4 designs.) Something
good mailed on receipt of O cent in
stamps. Ilearne & Co . F. O. Box 14S7,
N. V.
County Maps F-r Sale.
We have five late county maps tor sale
$:,ooeach. Times Office 2Stf
For a Clean Shave
Go to t'rouch linos, shop, near southwest
eorner ti the square. They have a neat,
ir.ns rviir. 35.
A Slrti tlins Discovers"
"
Physicians are o ten startled bv remark-
able discoveries. The fact that Dr.
k-inir' w rjUdoverv tor Oonsumotson
and all Throat and Lung diseasec it. daily i 'Ihursdav. February 7th. 1SS4, j
rut ins; patients that thev have given up to : between the hours ot o'clock in the 1
die, isstartlinsrthemto' ealize thier sense torenoo.. and 5 o'clock in the afternoon J
,' . . - . . ; ot that day, at ihe east tront door of the .
of duty, and examine into the merits ot ; cQurt hou4 jn the c5ty ot ttutler, Kates
this wonderful discovery: resulting county. Missouri, sell the same, or to
hundreds ot our best Physicians using it ; much thereof a may be required, at j
in thier practice. Trial bottles tree at j public vendue, to the highert bidder, for
, f . , ... cash to satKtv said execution and cost.
K- M. Crumly &;. Otv Jrusr Store;1"
Regular size $i.sn.
HON. WAKNEli MILLER.
The Jnnior Senator
York.
trom New
The reputed Leader of the Hew
Hew York
Republicans.
benator Warner Miller, known
more tamiliiariy as '-Wood-Pulp
Miller," of Herkimer N. Y. was
born in Oswego county, that
State, August 21th 1S3S, and is
therefore in bis forty sixth year.
He graduated at Union College 'n
i860, and then became a teacher in
the Fort Edward Collegiate Institute
but when the war broke out, in 1S61
he enlisted as a private in the fifth
New York Cavalry. lie served with
conspicuous bravery in the Shenan
doah Yallev being promoted to Sergeant-Major
and Lieutenant. At
the battle ot Winchester he was ta
ken a prisoner, but was finally ex
changed alter the close ot the rebel
lion. Mr. Miller engaged in farm
ing and became the owner of exten
sive paper mills in which enterprise
he istill engaged, lie was a dele
gate to the National Republican Con
vention in Philadelphia, in 1S72, and
in 1874 was elected to the Mew York
Legislature, serving two terms.
Mr. Miller then entered National
i politics and was elected as a repre
sentative to the Forty-sixth Congress
and was returned to the Forty-seventh.
In 1SS1. when Conkling and
Piatt resigned their scats in the sen
ate. Mr. Miller was chosen by the
New York assembly to succeed
Thomas C. Piatt and took his seat
October 1 1 th, in the same year.
His term of office does not expire
until; the 3rd of March, 18S7,
Senator Miller ry his recent man
ipulation of the Republican caucus
ot the New York Legislature secur
ing the election by the Lower House
of Mr. Sheard as its speaker, has
won for himself the sudden reputation
as being the leader ot Ntw York
Republicans and the well known
fact that the Senator is antagonistic
to the present admisistration of Au
thor gives especial' significance to
his political controlling power in his
State as indicating that be will be
come a prominent factor in dicta
ting against Author's rcnomination
at Chicago next June.
Mr. Miller is a man of splendid
Dhvsical and mental stremzht. and j
possesses that personal magnetism
which wins the lasting friendship of
those with whom he comes in inti
mate contact.
Sheriff's Sale.
Iv virtue and authority of a specia'
execution, issued trom the office of the
clerk of the circuit court ot Dates county,
Missouri, returnable at the February
term, iSSa, of said court, and to me direct
ed in tavor of Henry Taylor and against
John Shearer, I have levied and seized
urvin all the rirht. title, interest and
claim of the said defendant John She- j
over, of, in and to the following descr'b- j
ed real estate, situated in Bate county, j
.Missouri, to-wit:
The undivided one halt of the south- j
west quarter of section 7, in tovn.hip 3S, ;
ot range 3;, in Hates count v, Missouri
Kulf i-,t fh- iiort!iavf
t d.iu niv - - - - - - -
! H. cnnt!iivt ou.-irter ot sec- f
tin 4, in to vn.hi 39, ranje 30, all in j
! -te county, Missouri, and I will on
Sheriff of. Bate county.
WALTON'S OPEEA
We wish to state we
with our usual tine
MEDIUM PRICED FURNITURE
AND HOUSEHOLD DECORATIONS.
e have just secured the two Jarie display rooms Avest of our
old room in Opera Block, besides a large ware .house which we
have tilled chuck full of Furniture. Our
DEPARTMENT IS
TO E.WALTON,
Opera House Building, Butler, Mo.
Buy Your Harness and Saddles
31 11 11. r y
IUUUU UU
jl.t is 1. 7 Titian, v:sr of
McFARLAND BROTHERS & MILLS.
TStf" -Tl TSL, TCkT CCJ TI7 O ST
IN SYNDICATE BLOCK.
IF
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NEW
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COMPLETE. HEARSE
or
VALUED
A beautiful imported moss rose china tea set will be given awav with
one box of matchless baking powder to the person drawing the lucky num
ber placed oposite his or her name. The Ten Set consists of 56 pieces,
Halting Powder warranted equal in qualityty to the best in the market.
No Humbug, Call and sec it.
III). MA IF IT
GROCERIES
Tl
MIBE
OTOE.
are still at the front
stock of fino and
FURNISHED FREE.
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Mini
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