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Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21
A WITHERING BLOW
Arch. Bishop Corrigaa Pays
His Respects 70 Socialism.
An ABLE AND POWERFUL ADDRESS.
IA Taxes the Shape OF PASTORAL
Letter 10 ali the Catholics OF
Ne~ Tork-The Right 70
Acquire Property.

NFw YoRK. NOV. N.-Archbishop Corri-
gan has issued long pastoral 10 the People
of his diocese. 10 eill be read in the Roman
Catholic churches tomorrow morning The
remarks Of The Archbishop in relation TO
the rights of iullyi1ua.s 70 acquire and hold
property. are oi special interest and signi-
heince tie begins by warning his people
~alalnsJ certain unsound prin-
.in.es. and theo-es which assail
tne rights of property. aud con-
times a. follows. II udOubredly God made
.he earth for the use ii al mankind bat
where tae possession thereof wa, 10 be I'D
common. or by individual ownership. was
leit tor reason 20 determine. Sucn determi-
nation, Judging from the facts of history,
the sanction OF law from the teaching OF the
" sest and the actions Of the best and
bravest OF mankind, has been, ana IS, that
man can. by lawful acts. become possessed
0i the right Of ownership in property, and
not merely IN is use. The reason IS
because man Is strictly inferred
10 that OF which he is the
producing cause, 20 the improvement he
brings about IN it and the enjoyment OF
horn. But 10 Is clear that in a farm fer in
stance which one has By patience improved
n value ln a block OF marble ont Of
/" LLCA one y aS CllSe rt perfect statue lie
cannot fully enjoy the improvement he has
caused unless he has also the right 90
own The object thus improved. He has
strict right. and evil are the laws sand sys-
tsLis which ignore either 70 ownership
and enjoyment or 10 full compensation
for the Improvement which is his-to strive
81 base an argument against ownership in
land oy reasoning ou the universal dstrI-
oufion Cf AR and light is only freak of
tle imagination.
once deny The right of ownership and
you SOW the seed Of sfaguaii0n IN human
interests. - hO would burrow the earth %
draw Tor It's tur.ed treasures ii the very mine
he was working We're a. the mercy of the
p-sser-Dy. " hCm It's riches might attract
Who would watch with eagerncss
the season when 10 SOW and
reap and 20 gather the harvest, which is the
very fruit OF his iaDors. # he Is told that
those who stand by the wayside idle are
equally entitled 70 its enlOyments, True,
indeed. in many painful instances the
rights OF the toiler are trampled on. and on
the fruits OF his labor snatched from his
grasp. True. this is done too frequently
with the concurrence. o. at least the con-
nivance. of iaw. Ihis is the evil that needs
redress. bat such redress can never be
brought by denying a fundamental right
nr n- ..ar4.nf RATING a rlHirnef vvrpr.r rf
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21
Dr. PALMER BOUNCED
Gov. Alger FOrbids Him uc At
tend the Board Meetings.
THE DOCTOR FINALLY DISCHARGED.
The Great Storm Reports OF More
Wrecks Stabbins affrsy-A Mys-
teri0ns Death ne Detroit Bail
Cl1o 10 Leave the League.

it.-.-.ts t. rat Fs.t-t-. .t...s.
Jscz~a>. Nov -5 The Board OF Prison
Inspectors investigating Dr. Palmer al
JOufnet 81 uoon today 20 spend sunday
aoHls. The testimony against Palmer al
ready taken is ol the mos. damaging char
aeter Gov Alser Who was here yesterday.
forbade Palmer 10 be- present a. further
meetings OF the bosrd Ii is understood
that the Inspectors have adopted a resola-
ton dismissing the Doctor from the prison
force Prosecuting Attorney Blair was sent
for and a portion of the ,est mony sub
mitted TO him. and il is said tha, when the
testimony is all in criminal proceedings
will be- begun s-a.rst lie Doctor
said q friend ~ d. Palmer last evening.
III The testimony taken today in the in-
yestisal0n should not prove true. even
then the Doctor could never hold up A.s
head again here. The testimony is iear-
fully strong against him The inspectors
s1y thar they have Qlne q number of Wit
nesses To examine and tIe Investigation
wall continue for sewers. lay, YET. They
Will meet next Tuesday morning.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21
THE DEAD PRESIDENT
How the Funeral Train VIM
Proceed Monday.
NEW YORK DRlPfD IN MOURNING.
Many Letters CT Coincidence Re.
ceised - The House Committee
appointed-tionors 10 Arthurs
Memory al Boston.

FsNFe YoRK Noy. - The trai hearn.
TIE remains of e2-fusiaent Arthur wall
ieaye tie Grand Central depot oa MoAaa1
morning a. % O'clock au8 proceed 20 Al
tany without any unnecessary Stops ana
wil 20 through TIE cly until ii Reaches tht
Rural Cemetery where TIE body Nll ut
placed in Tie family vault Many itit
grams of confidence wefe received 81 tnt
late e1- Presidents bone t084V. among
them beng on, ir1ia lae iepaucse Hiu.sitI
and bis wife af washington a. i.lilHs. ui-
dressed 10 Mrs Mclfoy Please al -ell'
our deep coincidence and sincere sympathy
ln your recent bereavement
N. kNn NNE hTAf
Many buildings tkroDshouitle cfy have
been appropriately drapei in honor ~ che
desd The pillars in front Of TIE Cty lal
have been heaNliy dfayed and mourning
emDiems have been hung io the Alderman.
Chamber. The offices Of tbe VARIOUS C.it
departments aud the posioihee have a.sa
been dfaped with Grape
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21
BASE BALL.
The Detroit Club Wiu Probably Forsake
the League.

-atr----all
DrTaolr. Nov. 23 The admirers of ihe
Nstiona' game in Detroit ana n particular
the admirers Of TIE home club, have re-
ceived q shock There is an evident GER
tain'y that Detroit viii drop out Of tie
National League and leave her splendid
base bali players behind, the PLAYERS 20 be
apporiiouef among the remaining clubs
This is q calamity for which no one was
prepared. The main cause of the rupture
ls q demand by some OF the clubs that each
city support heT own club and Sl25 only he
alinxol eacl visiting club President
'.earn and Secretary Dudley EFF f0l Pitts
burg tonight 90 attend the Ameri ,an q $50
0a.ion meeting. and ere lhev return j. .s
probable fla' tae DeToi's wiil lteee ihe
League fl .be A-so-anon. oeauIiu- OF
Chicago. se-s ae doesa care whether d.
tFO.l F.l mob.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21
THE LUCERNE LOST.
And Her Grew Nine Men in All. go Down
WIN the vessel.

WAsHEUEN, Wiz, Nov. 20.-The steamer
Lucerne has gone 70 the bottom in Lake
Superior with all on beard She lefl here
last Monday with a cargo of iron for
Cleveland. She was last seen on Wednes-
day when she turned about and headed for
tins port 20 get shelter from the storm
\ Yesterday "a tug went I'm search OF her. and
few miles out she was touna sunk in
forty feet of Water. with the dead bodies Of
three men lashed - the spars.
II is supposed that all Of the
nine men on board perished The vessel is
supposed to have gone 90 the bottom on
Wednesday night. Ghe Lucerne was built
al Tonawauda n 1873 hy Parsons. and last
Winter received a new deck and combings.
She was 127 IONS burden classed A. ana
had .aiuatiOn ia the Inland LlOyds Of
5000 Sh. had lately been purchased by
Capt. J. =. Co-rean. OF Cleveland, for 500
olo. Sac was commanded by Capt. George
l.. Lloyd, OF Cleveland.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21

WA-HINcroN, Aov. speaker Cal. .sle
today appointed the following commiile.
Of the House Of Representatives o. afieaa
the funeral of ex-President Arthur Son
frank iiscOck. New York Hon. Ahrau s.
Hewitt. New YORK. Hon ~ - Kelley
Pennsy ivania. Hon VIM u ~Wnetr
Illinois Hon Thomas b Reed Maine
Hon. Ohn Wehborn Texas Hon. " So
Phelps, New Jersey. Hon g. g. Matson
Indiana. Hon. J D. Long Massachu el-
bon. Daniel Ermenfrlui Pennsylvania
Hon Z. J.. Hit. Illinois Hon BeTee.
Wilkins Ohio. Hon. John q Heard Mis-
souri, All Tie members II ihe coMmi.tee
DOT now in TINS cty We're light notified
by telegraph by General Clara. Cerk o..
fhe House Of Representative. o. Their az.
p0intment. and requested 80 be present
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21

snney Was also oo.t serahIF dAaisesa
lae lpss ls ssufl4isd 500 astI I.Alilf est-
yreI ~ insurance aNtI al 4laa-lt oi
danger 1al Y@s>sl anl .le llealea Neis
F.at-aE gees .at letrs lru clssf quarters 5
large ourA chimney feI Will leilaIs
crash ngfsn4 beneath q 5uan laNarl
lnter iur lle Grant El1iut Company. tle
- - Qlie4A las 9-l aua rtulofeo t.o hs..st
1o-f b. 4els De cxilfea iu lev nll.
4te> Frank AuAt WA Aln. oi t1s
Eilseo orth J8rlEanY ala james d AoesIal.
osncr OF the lce helsss were al painfully
iljurvl. C1eaFo leaves q asdoN Vho ls 81
most demeliea NitA grief
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21
THE SHAMEFUL STORY
Fuligraft and Duffy Tell the
Tale OF the Bribery
THE SECRET BAND Or Is D0ODLERS.
The Coils Tightening Around Nc
C4a1e fears that Soms o. the
Indicted Men Mi Try 10 SKIP
Matched bg the Police.


states evidence by Charles b Wa.te. J. a
l..il.,sf-.,,.s Rf..i.s.i D.a.. arf.f44., ..,.-
iFs ~ ihe "A'ie se'ifs ~ -
4fosilfllous oi oIilre. IL stil creating much
excitement Arthur J. Nc0aale entered
f.., t4.s. t..f.,.
'
80 . CLOCK THIS morning. lie was aA
smiles ana greeted Tie reporters cher-,lLy
The i.~, sr~i,,4 few minutes later
-''-' -
oiiov Detective kelly hurried in ana hAl &
very earnest consultation With him The
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N Hiitf He4osri -t ile iH'tf fitN. IL p
said ihat il relates 10 ti~coFerie. made rs
f.....e....,. ls,.r,... -, ,a...-4 - ,bs u.v,
..-
'Ae"ls oi * Ai'. - N7.'+' Is''if anu .'ais
ihe three members of The ring OF 45 within
the iarisaac.on II the court, ana also 81
some oi tae other boosters in thls city
Michael Dnlif The - lealef, was cailed
% tle stand az ll5J - clock 70 undergo
cross examination by Lawyer Newsombe
The witness detailed has connection With the
board "a Aldermen ana sall he failed twice
ana that he applied none ~ his share 81 .he
Doodle winch vas $40 nV1 70 tie payment
of his creditors lie admitted thar he knew
he as violating his Oatn Of Ouce IN ac-
cePung Tie briDe. He then re
lated the story OF the different
meetings held bN the Doodle aldermen
regarding the selling Oi the franchise 10 the
Broadway suIllCe rairosd C0IrOhor-
a,ins fulicrads testimony Yesterday in
this particular While lie was giving tins
te iim0ny Cieary. ONeill and Reilly en-
tered and took seats IN the court Several
0f Bvrnes men were on hand also some of
the b0nGsmen Of the three aldermen. TIE
three latter Will be arraigned later 10 have
a time fixed for their trials Ii is under
stood that District Attorney MARITIME wi
apply for their commitment on far better
grounds than those he had when he made
the same motion in the cases of McCsbo
and McQuade.
After recess General Tracy opened for the
defense He first moved that the charge
against tie accused be set aside on The
ground that the evidence did n0l warrant
conviction. This Was promptly denied
and General Tracy went 0n 20 say that
there must be- some evidence outside Of the
testimony Of scc0mplices tending 10 sub
siantiate the Ctar-es against ihc
accused. Only TWO allegations IN
outside testimony teAiing 20 cover
tAe accomplices testimony had been ad-
duced, the most important OF which was
that the accused had invested some 5000 a
iew days after the passage of the Broadway
franchise General Tracy then reviewed
the evidence, and asked again that the
court instruct the Jury 10 ac4uit. Tins The
jucge refused 10 10, aud General Tracy
closed 10y declaring that there was nothing
outside OF the evidence OI The sell
confessed peTJured men, flligrah and Dui-
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21
The AncIent Ar.lller, me.i..

B0-ToN Nov. 2o.-Ihe Ancient and Hon
orable Artillery Company had specs.
take action relative 10 the decrease OF their
late honorary mem her. cx- President = rtfur
Resolutions were adopted ordered % ha
engr0ssed and sent % the Arthur family
The cO.ors OF the company and the srmor,
viii be dTaped IA mourning Tor three
months.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21
THE CHURCH AND The K. or L
Cardinals TO 90 20 Rome aud Settle the
tho Aeana Ome.lInu-

MosIHEAL. Quebec Nov. 20.-It IS an
nouncei that Carlna. TescLereaG viii leave
early in December with Cardinal Gibbons o.
receive the red bar al the banls of fhe
panuh himself ia The c0lsst0rv 90 be-
held mex month. When iu Rome enc
question Of the church and Tho Knights of
Labor wi. be definitely arranged As rres-
Bishops on the suh'cri krcl Bishops
Lynch. OF Toronto. and fs5~e of Montreal
being disposed noi f0 interfere with fnf
order. whAe tie Cardinal anI the oti el
B.sAons were .truu--- -----.l N u.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21
The Pine Tree Ciab Ac,uali, ra,..

Boston. Nov 21-Ab1nt 100 memoors or
The Pine Tree Club d'ned 81 the fremont
Hoi-e f.is afternoon It-cov Long prf
SIDES onl fs-ft.r. Donua- ol Na're sge
IeT.f e.. Iiari wore present a. f'Ir-.s
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21

WasHe ras Nov. Zl.-for We-'0r
Michigan. fair weather colder winds shift
ng ,o norfhe.i~.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1886-04-14

Farmers ale very busy preparing
for the large corn crop that is gong
to be planted in this part of the
country.
Gen, Shelby, with large force
of hands, is busy preparing tor a
large 0at crop.
Mrs. Gen. Shelby MS returned
from her winters visit to Lexin.-
ton, KY.
The candidates are making : thor
ough canvass Of this part of Bates
and each one seems confident that
he is going to be elected. What a
pity there are not more Offices.
The firm of Todd Bros. has dis
solved and we suppose the next firm
Will be Todd & Son. The arriva
Of the latter being made known tx
I7th ult.
Sam Stacy must have swallowed {
medical dictionary as he gets of
some wonderful jawbreakers. Now
Sam Just shorten your words littl,
and then people can understand you
We now know the reason why
Browne wanted us 10 second the
nomination Of Duke Simp son 70
county recorder. We had forgotte
that ne is widower. SILABUSTER
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1886-04-14
Trustees Sale.

whereas. John W Cole and Nary j. Cole,
his wife, and John Ellis, who declared himself
single and unmarried, by their deed OF trust,
dated April End lsSS, and recorded in the
Recorders Office within and for Bates coun-
ty, Missouri, in book No. -, page 425, convey
ed to the undersigned trustee the following de-
scribed real estate lying and being situate in
the county of Bates and state of Missouri, to-
wit:
The north half OF tie northwest quarter and
the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter
of section thirty-fve (35), and that part of the
southwest quarter of section thirty-dve CS5)
lying north of the MarIas des Cygnes river and
east OF slough, and the southeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter of section thirty four (3i all
in township forty t4o of range thfrty-three (S3)
containing in all two hundred and ten acres
more or less.
Which conveyance was made in trust TO se-
cure the payment of one certain note fully de-
scribed IN said deed of trust; and whereas, de-
fault has been made in the payment of said
note and the accrued interest thereon, now long
past due and unpaid. Now therefore, at the re-
quest of the legal holder of said note and pur-
suant to the conditions said deed oftrust will
proceed 10 sell the above described premises at
public vendue, to the highest bidder for cash al
the east front door OF the court house, in the
city of Butler, county OF Bates and state Of
Missouri, on
Thursday, April 29th 1886,
between the hours Of O'Clock in the forenoon
and o'clock in the afternoon of that day, for
the purposes OF satisfying said debt. interest
and costs. JAMES NJ LLhkk,
Trustee.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1886-04-14
Order OF Publication.

STATE or MISSOURI.
COUNTY or BATES
In the Circuit Court Of Bates county, June
term, l~>'.
Phoebe r. Beatty, plaintiff,
Mary Beatty Zachsriah 7. Ucaty, Isaac WI
bar, ct al, defendants.
Nov a. this day comes the plaintiff herein, by
her attoruc. $ DrArmoud & smith hrl,.rg ma
undersigned Clerk of said Court in vacation and
files her petition and affidavit, alleging, among
other things, that defendants, Xachariah I
beaty ani Isaac " !!Dur, are not resideats OF the
WhcreUpon it is ordered BY the Clerk Of said
tu-lr- in vacation that said defendants be mott
fed by publication that plaintiff has commenced
the object of which is 10 fo~rclo5e q mort rage
rAecN;cu by defendants, Mary tcaly, Iatua-
riah + Heaty, Isaac Wilbur and his wifi. Mary
NHbdi (n9W dead, stephen L.. Ecaty (nUw
de&d) and his wife Emma Beatty, AMI Mare ret
| J. B,aty, to the plaintih, Phoebe i. Bea.y, and
| the defendants, Rachel &. Beatv Emma Beatty
! l-ljaA H. Beatty, John &. +. Beatty and Ellen
! La toliett tthen Beatty, bearing date January
| ), Io.i, acknowledged February 3, lri4 and
| recorded in Mortgage Book No. u, at pages
| 100, I.4 ami isj, whereby said Hrst named
! parties mort%agcd the following described real
| estate IN Bates county, Missouri, tO-wit
| The south half of the northwest quarter, and
yhe northeast quarter of the northwest quarter,
except a strip ten rods wide or the west side
| thereof, IN section No. 20 and the northeast
| ll3r'eT Oi thc northwest quarter Of section No.
| tw y-ninc (29) all in ownshp No 40 OF ran ge
| 50. B, which said mortgage was made 10 secure
the payment to said mortgages Of certain
| money received by said mortgagOrs out OF the
estate of one Elijah Zury Beatty, which was
! coming To said mort gagces under the provisions
of the will of said Eli jah Zury Beaty and under
which said mortgage IT, plaintiff In her saiG
| petition claims as a balance due to her in tho
| sum of eight hundred dollars with interes
thereon from January LIST, ls,3, at the rate @
| six per cent. per isnnum. anI further asks tina
said real estate be sold to satisfy said debt an,
| interest and costs of this action and that unIes
the said IachaIiah T. Beatty and Isaac wilhu,
be anu appear at this Court, at the next tern
| thereof, to be begun and holden at the cuilr
house in the city of Butler, in said county ol
the seventh day of June next, and on OF befor
the sixth day of said term, if the same shall s.
long Continue-and If not, then on or before Tia
last day OF said term-ausw or plead to thepeti
tiOn in said cause the same viii he taken d. con
fessed, and Judgment Will be rendered accord
ingly.
| And be it further ordered, that @ copy hcreC
| be published, according to law, in the Butle
: | Weekly TINES, a weekly newspaper printe
and published in Bates county, Mo- for fou
weeks successively. the last insertion to be
| term OF circuit Court. j. T.. JESKISs,
, Circui. Clerl
i A true copy from the Record Witness II
-, hand ami the seal of the CiIcu
SEAL. Court of Bates county, this III
'~~~' ia! OF April, looj.
j. r. JENKrNs. Circuit Clerk.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1886-04-14
DR., Richmond Found,

Chicago, April DIR. S. A.
Richmond, a wealthy citizen of St.
Joseph, whose sudden and nnysteri-
Gus disappearance from his home
Jan. 10 created sensation, was dis
covered yesterday at the Leland
hotel in this city under an assumed
name and evidently insane. He had
been at the hotel since March 90,
but had managed not to attrac.
special attention until yesterday, when
he announced his intention OF caus-
ing himself to be mcarceratei in
kankakee asylum. The doctor is
much emaciated. ard where he spent
the time between the date OF MS dis
appearance and March so is not
known. Ii was supposed that
financial troubles mad caused HIM to
commit suicide, but the insurance
companies refused 70 take that view
Of the case. The policies on Dr..
Rlchu,ond's llte aggregate SO, 600.
Mrs. Richmond VIII probably leave
s. Joseph to-dav % take charge o.
her husband.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1886-04-14
Sllol ).

Work not as brisk this week, for
the want OF cars.
Judge Sullens gave us a pleasant
smile this week. He is a candidate
for county Judge and a prominent
democrat. His worth and ability IS
recognized in this section and if he
does not carry Usage township 1t
VIII be because his opponent has a
host of strong friends.
Since the strike we are having the
usual matinees. At Huison's saloon
this week there was one fist fight and
one shooting scrape, but no one Sc.
rlouSiy hurt, also several fights at thi S
place.
AS Mr.. and Mrs. MicMannus
were returning from Rich Hill Mon
dav the team ran away, throwing
them from the wagon spraining Mrs.
Mes wrist. The cause of the run
away Is supposed to be from an over
drove lightning express.
Deputy Sheriff Sam Beall was out
Thursday and arrested one VIM.
Daniels, who was wanted in Morgan
county for murder. Mr.. Bcall never
fails to take in such fellows, and we
are glad to get rid Of such men.
Shobe town is affording barber
shop.
H. I. Shohe will move to R1cf
Hill this week.
Mr.. Nose Burrows, who has beer
seriously sick the past week, is abl.
to be out again. SUB.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1886-04-14
!! MON \ I I; e -.EE;Yz?E =
NJ MON N z EY, !, .

Parties wanting to borrow money on Farms
remember
LIST. That we can lend money cheaper thaa
anybody.
la3. n any sum from 500 10 al0. .cgo, ana oA
time from six months to five years.
%ra Interest AMI Principal cen be made pay
able at any LAY aid interest stopped.
9Th. Have almost million dollars already
loaned and doing larger business than ever.
-th. We keep money on hand 20 loan so If you
have good security ,ni clear titles you d0n't
have to wait.
9TH. We have two sets of Abstract hooks made
~ different parties sad make Abstract Of 4lt!eo
by one set and compare with the other and can
thus make Abstract of titles that are absolutely
correct and We viii stand responsible lOr ,AeIn.
.ta. Have been here long time and expect
70 stay while longer.
sth. Make loans with or without Commission
9Th Invite you 20 come and see us and hay,
ourterms rates and etc. explained to you before
making application elsewhere.
10th Our Office is with the Butler National
Bank, opera House Block. Butler. No.
WALTON & TUCKER
,, Land Mortgage 10.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1886-04-14

Hannibal, Mo, April Or. VIM.
Kemble, who killed. Richard Rem
ming, of this county, who was con-
fined at PARIS, Mo, awaiting trial,
broke jail SUNDAY night by removing
a stone from the wall OF his cell. A
reward OF $50 has been offered by
the sheriff Of Monroe county fer his
recapture. He is described by Sher-
if Ray of this county as follows: !:
Five feet seven or eight inches high,
weight about $50 pounds, blonde,
light blue eyes, thick, coarse, straight
har, stiff mcus-ache, ard fair COM
plexion. left leg shroter than the 9TH
er, and as consequence, he llmps
and stands with the LETT heel raised
has strawberry blrth-mark in palm
of left hand extending to the ball Of
the thumb.