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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19
LOOTED BY BANDITS.
A Mexican Central Passenger Train
Held Up by American Robbers,
Who Secure a Rich Booty.
Mexico Becoming Resort for Ameri-
can Freebooters.

The Mexican Central passenger train
due at FL Paso, Texas, Wednesday morn
ing was held up about 800 miles south of
FL Paso by band of robbers. The train
had stopped at the Watering station at
the base of the mountains, and just as the
engineer was about to open the throttle
valve, eight men suddenly made their APP
pearance out of piece of woods skirting
the track. Two of the thieves covered
the engineer and fireman with their reyol.
vers. Two others proceeded TO the ex-
press car, and the balance stationed them
selves at the doors of the two coaches and
terrified the passengers so completely
that no effort was made to save the ex
press agent, who in defending the valu-
able property in his car was being rough
iy handled.
The robbers are said to have been
Americans, and we're armed to the teeth.
They finally succeeded in quieting the ex
press agent, and secured a considerable
sam of money in gold and in Mexican
and American bills. Quite large guam
toy of silver was stored in one corner of
the express car, and the robbers under
took to carry it along, but owing to it's
great weight, and, also, no doubt to the
fear that thsy were probably delaying too
long, they were reluctantly compelled to
leave it behind. So far as learned no
passengers were maltreated, and having
deliberately occurred their booty, the ban
dts took TO the mountains, disappearing
as suddenly as they had come upon the
scene. AS yet the details of the robbery
are very meager, though it is known there
were no casualties. The whole transac-
tion did not occupy three minutes and
those on the train were so completely
surprised that no attempt at defense from
the robbers was made.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19
TWEEN THEIR TEETH.

How Men Show Their Character by the Way
They Smoke Their Cigars.
II tell you boys" said Victor Sssrez
the other evening to New York Star re-
porter and some friends, as he passed
around some fragrant Havannas, ~ tell
you my experience is that there is no way
you can better reac mans character,
than by the manner in which he smokes 8
cigar" This was sara with an air of con
gietion that bespoke the sincerity of his
belief in his peculiar theory,
~ have carefully observed the various
modes aid manners of cigar smokers
and have come to be pretty accurate
Judge of mems characters By this means
or course, the most striking example OF
this is 10 be found in the uniformity OF
style amang that peculiar class so appro
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19
r,pg. HOME.AND GARDEN
n,-Dp.H FOR THE WINTER.



nth. wiaterl Hurrah for the snow snow ,,,u
ssrsa 1 ~ fr0zsn turpips' as 'aoA f'o'' wa
noE stove ssd be scared OF me cold
:. voBt mug It Meet il. and conquer il bold
the Ice and defy any hill;
4. g ssaIs ~ Ill gutter adown the long NIL;
IA q cls-s ~ Sleigh with the Jungle OF bells
gsl nae It's, - Of girls, where the moonlight
~ IsoIssls
roast turkey, and oysters and
eane, and sweet-meats and cider ven
cam IN erullets and eridle cakes hot,
FsI neseio md mince pc will go 70 TIE spot
in the parties and dance at the 10 oa', Is, :,
Es nv + f-orn Kris Kringle and make NeN
Yeaf 5 sea, es.'s often. wen visit our fate,
lsi o. rl mi bounced, by her papas warm
'lsi ngsf "'
n graie.
.,.,s and listers that keep us SO warm
d gu y ~, enjo, the worst blizzard ana storm,
w t',rilv nudge through tue slush ana lhe
,l,ss ,looa all tinglng from our head to our
ltet
r. the long winter nights on a warm
ie 1Sa in sleep and wen rise without dread,
Rsl r. rold douce In a basin Of suow
40 81 a. d.yn TO breakfast with cheeks al
a.0N.
f.. virr Winter, and long may he reignl
H-rfah IN hnt hes IDLY, and health will main
Ess u1gh ou' u0
taIu. , ,.u.tr o., pavar besfovO
SIMMER. tuouEH io'ti9 N"h hc'eA DSSNV"
sssss ~ nj he pleasures that come with the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19

.s-s..'-- IN, . y Ewing of the school Of
Ira ,s1 nomy at the Iowa asricul-
l. se,says: . ~ VI
-s-05 49,. meats Of all kinds the
a.a. ra PEG should be the one that
..ass .f.,s perfect manner preserves the
',s 5s.t .as meat. To roast beef in
.',,las6t..- o-e manner, place the clean
pa. ~. -e meat upon a smoking hot
s,s.s o.p.. be over quick FIRE.
A-ss:7 g.. Is 'he pan until scared and
'sg0..,s IA ~ Reverse and let the
Tow. 3seone similarly scared and
= ass. - pa It at once in the oven
asssy 81. sAieh should be arm and
80 not TOO intense. ana lepvs 4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19


The Agricultural College of Michigan
has bsen ypermenbing with the feeding
Of steers Of d fferent breeds, representa-
tTss have been taken from the short
,oDs Galloway, Herefords, Holsteins,
Jerseys and Devons. They we're brought
ogelher at weaving time, cared for un-
DEF the same conditions, and a careful
lse0id of the food consumed, it's amount
and quality, was made, as well as the
node Of Management. The animals were
Dos selected on account of phenomenal
a'Tolopment, and it is not out of place
. STATE that a single test will not posi-
H'slY demonstrate the value of any par
t'aIar breed. the ratio of gain is not
strict accordance with the amount of
1000 consumed, and it is noticeable that
'as gam for each month and the proper
Won OF food consumed vary greatly, so
-l'a so as TO render it almost impossible
ptsum9te the exact gain of an animal
'lo1s make on a given quantity of food,
'4' ,ae changes in the proportions of
-'J aud grain as affecting the ratio of
yam are very marked. The greatest
s'.o from day of birth was made by a
aos'teln, and the lowest by Jersey, the
San or the former having been 2.O3
.Oalls daily with the Galloway follow
-, With daily gain of 1876 pounds;
~ -5A. cane a shorthorn with daily gain
L'l pounds, the others having been
W.. .-' mug less. But the gain in weight,
.-Olsa somewhat regulated by the food
.1-'1Lled' showed an advantage in favor
s.. ''-l7 breeds as being capable of pro
.-.'-s large amount of beef at the
. .-a4s'' possible costs, for, with the ex-
pP.0l OF the Jerseys aud Devons, the
~ 'n consumed less food than the
~. .'I'' while the Jerseys and Devons did
~. s''- Il weight even in proportion to
NJ. .''l eaten Looking at this test in
~. ~ 55.''e'.on, 10 is a decisive victory for
s-. -y'',eiA az beef producing animal,
- mere were two Holsteins repre-
,.-. l Tie second animal did not show
\ s'.1 d record as the first, yet its gain
~ 'P',il9u TO food consumed was
.- ..a.''' "al.eits daily gain was fully eopal
ta.-. 7's or other breeds. 1t is not to
qs'fo'sa that this test is disparaging
h.s. -'.- horns, Galoways and Here
pa. X y. Il y a second tsst they may sur
.s. ,- -s nos, ems, but it demonstrates
o. r,e IN the Holsteins are producers
s....,."l a butter rather than of beef.
.r,s., VI That breed can successfully
.,s.s. ~ @ n the best beef producing
t.s,ss l. .t7 country. We may not have
sas d.. ~. va. a. stage In breeding which per
Id. p. w.. ~. Ilsnlomlnate any breed of ami
e-I3-. a.. 81 ai,-p1rpose' one, but in the
s--.,. ',. 'Ast have been made TO DE-
,g5,..." e best beef, butter and milk
ss.a.r, 81. zoe holsteins have come nearer
nina. . Jug distinction OF "all-purpose,'
,1aH any other. eO
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19
Protection for American Sheep

Dakota Sheep Rapcher--"Wh hats the
msttsrN
Hired Man 1.-THE thsrmOmete- Is sixty
degrees below zero and the Sleeps is
freezing again"
IL shall start for Washington this very
day. The tariff on Australian wool mist
be rsissd. 1t ought to be ) pound
"WiIl that do any Rood"
"Fes, stree Then | can afford to dress
the poor shsep in ssalskin ssequss. -
Omaha World.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19

BAros ROUGE, La, Jan. l3.-Nieholls
was nominated for governor on the frat
ballot.
Nichols was nominated on ths hrst
ballot, receiving 290 votes. The Me
Emery men who voted blank moved 10
make tho nomination unanimous which
was done. The convention adjourned
until 30 morrow.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19

low citizens, and il is an eloquent and
powerful argument in favor OF the efforts
now making to reclaim the millions of
Africa, that so vast a multitude OF her
sons, under circumstances by no means
wholly favorable, have SO clearly demon
strated the capacity of their race for i'm
prOyement
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19
Proposed to Save Half Of It Anyhow
Cincinnati Enquirer,

Excuse me, sir, but are you a pick
pocketf"
yes, sir, am
Il want you to do me favor"
"What is itY'
II have several thousand dollars in my
pocket and as it will be quite late when
get home shall naturally oversleep my
self in the morning"
81 see.n
There is my card. II you will watch
my house tomorrow forenoon until you
see nv wife start ont with an I'm going.
shopping cast in her eye and will rob
her and divide with me III be your friend
for life"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19

Epoch. Dobson-Iys just heard of
your marriage, old boy.
HDbsoo sadly Yes, | was married
three months ago.
Dobsou- Well, IL Isn't too late 10 offer
congratulations, of course.
HobsonA little late Dobsou, little
late.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19
CARL DUNDER'S WORDS.
Chunks of Wisdom Made Manifest in German
Dialect.
..
Detroit Free Press.

Detroit Free Press,
When I see long funeral procession |
Who's sure der widow or der vidower Will
marry again shust like grease
If der Wind doan' blow my haystacks
down [ doan' shtop to ask where he comes
from nor whittier he goes.
hat seen lots OF great men buried in
costly caskets but dey vhas shust us dead
as der poor man In his pine coffin.
Some folks dat doan' whistle nor sing
haf lots of time to ponder osfer devilt-y.
When | find poy who doan whistle l look
oudt for my apples.
/ haf noticed sometimes dot | get
madt oafer vhas | doan know aboudt
sooner dan if / know all aboudt her. We
can forgive men who dispute facts sooner
dan men who dispute theories.
After all, vhas was it TO us if der worldt
vhas made in six days or six hoonered
years3 We look more dot it shall be a
good year for cucumbers.
II vhas like all of us dot we could train
oop somepody else's poy in der vhay he
should go, while our own trains himself
oop.
Der man who runs a wagon all der time
mitout any grease would be called fool.
Der man who neafer allows himself play
spell vhas no peter.
/ hat no use for somepody who gets
drunk. II has taken man too long already
to reach point where der peast leaves off
und der man pegins.
o1AER WORDS or WISDOM.
Maybe, if you watch eafery day for
feefty years, you can tell from der sunset
vhas der weather next day shall pc, but
if you spend dot same time NIT der
pumpkins you vhas rich und doan' care
for weather.
To say of some mans dot he vhas goot
hearted vhss more shentle vhay of say
ing dot he got left pehind when der rest
of der people goes NIT der idiot asylum.
Maybe l shall agree nit my neighbors;
maybe not. A good deal depends on
whether my shickens scratch on my land
or his.
Envy vhas a canker dot gnaws at der
heart. II some rich mans vhas poor dot
doan' make any peter Off. When
somepody goes by NIT carriage der pest
vhay vhas to pelieye dot walking vhas der
pest for der health.
/ know peoples who pellet in luck, und
INV" sOhto luOhy HSNPAo' Oei iaSV fhoo
people who vhas willing to work hardt
ind pc saving. Der former vhas peoples
pho lit on DER neighbors.
If / find a man who doan' haf some
troubles put him down as a person who
vhas either too hard hearted TO feel grief
or of too little consequence for der Lord
to notice.
Maybe l belief in secondary marriages,
but l also like to say dot all der first hus-
bands clothes should be sold Ply der ped
dler's, und dot der second husband doan'
pay for der gravestone.
When you end q man ready to fight for
his opinion you must walk AWAY. He
vhas more certain to be deadt wrong, und
if you lick him he vhas no peter.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19

When Mrs. Spriggins read in the morn
ing papers that there was strike among
the Reading msn,' she remarked that
she didn't vender, "there is so much bad
reading now days
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19

It's o poor horse-trainer that will work
nowadays for less than $4,000 a year,
while the saver of souls struggles along
dependent, in many cases, on donation
parties"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19

A portly lady endesvored to skate IN
the ice at Central Park, but she suddenly
sat down, making q noise like al lion
safe dropping from q sixth story window.
+. gentleman ran to her assistance, aud
as he helped her to her feet hs re mark ID
II presume you are skating for the trst
timein
oNo, for the last time" replied me dis
gusted female.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19
ALMOND CAKE.

One cup of butter. one cup and half
dugsr three eggs, half cup of milk,
h,es teaspoonfuls of baking powder,
,5out two cupful5 of flour; blanch one
pound of almonds, lay aside enough to
cover the top of the cake when they are
Lat in halves, chop the rest and put them
into the cake. After the cake is in the
IN los the split ones over the top of the
cake. They will rise and brown as the
cake bakes. This is delicious. just try
It The next time, you want anything es-
pscialy good in the cake line.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19

Few men of secretion, observes the
Husbandman, fail to appreciate the ad
vantage of regular rest day, one in
seven. The farmer values it for himself
aud for his work animals. The reasons
for it, aside from religious considera-
tions, are many and weighty. This res
pite for one day in seven gives an elasti-
city and yigor that produces better re-
suits in work, than comes from the
slavish drag and drudgery of the life
that is borne down by constant, unin-
terrupted burden.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19
FRIED APPLES.

Make batter of two eggs, pinch of
salt, cup of milk and six tablespoonfuls
of flour. Slice, pare and core tart apples
as thin as Saratoga potatoes. Dip them
a spoonful at time in the batter and fry
Eat with powdered sugar and cream or
liquid sauce.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19
MUTTON TONGUE WITH TOMATOES.

Boil aud skin the tongues; split them
anggise; season and pour over it rich
tomato sauce
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19

undisturbeC until cooked The time
that should be allowed for cooking beef
in this manner is twenty minutes to the
pound, if it is to be rare, less half an
hour deducted from the aggregate time
on account of soaring. In other words,
five pound roast of beef will REQUIRE an
hour sld quarter, six pound roast an
hour and half, and so on.
If the oven is not too hot the beef re-
quires no basting and is better without
It, When the oven is at the proper tenn
perature and the cooking Is going on all
right, the meat will keep up q gentle
spnttering in the pan. If, upon opening
the oven door this sputtering is not per-
ceptible, more heat is required. But if
III addition to the sputtering any smoke
is discernible in the oven, the heat is too
intense and should be lessened. Unless
the heat in the oven is too great. the
drippjngs IN the pan will not burn and
smoke, and when the meat is cooked there
will be thin coating of brown Jelly in
the pan where the meat rested, which by
the addition of stock or water will make
delicious gravy.
A roast of beef should never be washed,
and if it has accidentally been wet or
moistened, it should be carefully wiped
dry before it is scared or put to cook.
Soaring almost instantly coats the cut
side of piece of meat, and prevents the
escape of juices in the after process of
roasting, while firm, steady heat gently
but thoroughly cooks it, and thus both
juices and flavor are preserved. Basting
is troublesome as we'll as damaging
process. And as salt and water have a
tendency to tougher and extract the
juices of meat, they should not be used on
it while roasting, if it is desired to have
the meat sweet, juicy and tender.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19

Fire at Paw Paw, Michigan, Friday
morning destroyed several stores, caus-
ing q loss OF 100000.
"Grandma" Garfield mother Of Pfesi-
dent Garfield, Is dangerously Ill at the
old homestead at Mentor.
All the train robbers who have been
engaged in the business IN Texas and
Arkansas for tbs past year have been ar
rested.
Frederick Gustaye Schwatka. father OF
Lieut.. Schwatka, the arctic explorer, died
Thursday night at Salem, Oregon, OF
general debility.
Gov. Hill suggests that the state legis-
lature amend the law so as TO allow vet
Grams 20 vote in the country ia which the
soldiers home is located.
The fellow who about year ago so
successfully swindled the residents OF the
CITY OF Mexico out of nearly $4,000 by
spurious advance sales of tickets for
series of concerts by Patti, has been
arrested, and is row locked up OF New
York. He claims TO be brother OF
Marcus K. Mayer
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Little cool q present.
Had : hurricane just before daylight
this morning.
Albert Sanders has been On the sick
list. but 10 slowly recovering.
G. y. b. shlnka he ought 20 make :
mash. but says b Il too ugly.
viii Line was nut % 8. 8. Sunday,
grinning around like slick tail possum.
Everybody b0sv With the threshinR
machines. Wheat and oats are turuing
out equal to seej-ticks.
J. II. Atkins. the old bachelor. was In
town on special business Monday; but
no one knows what HE business Vas.
heard some one was giving Becca-
susan hail columbis over about Ells-
worth just keep on u you think there l.
mo hereafter.
Uncle Sam Hessemer and family give
| us call Sunday; we ere always glad e
go Uncle Sam coming.
Hurrah for Cleveland be 10 the man
liz can't vote. somebody else can
/ BEocAsUsAx.
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REPUBLICAN CAT FIGHT'
Hovey and Chase the Result.


The Republican State Conversion
"Wednesday bad : regular hoodium
quarrel il The morning. Chairman
CsIkins being utterly unable % maintain
Z seublancc Of order, until Mr. Bennett
announced that be us authorized 70 sAy
ehaf a. G. Porter wosid decline noni-
nafion for Gov. II rendered Amid an
IN cries OF -Does Porter own The Re
ooolican party r The convention took :
rcocss. and the Porter men esncusseo
"a a9reed % mite on Gsn- Hovey. con-
1noue1flv o. : re-asoem5ling Hovey
- no4fnaae1 for Gov o. the LEI bal
- - rev. In p. Chaso for Lieut..
Gov and he rest Of The old ticket
mid great conf1sion and tissatlsfsc-
eior. his W. done - : vain hops
Y drawing he soldier, votes away
ION NATION and MyerA HE nominees
nov. Of bob parties for The two highest
o1lcea II the State. were al gallant
sol5iers, and able gentlemen, Who. either
u the4, would honorably All and grace
~ poeiiiona But il Ieaves Col. Robert
% and bis friends very sore The con.
1est viii b decided upon the Nations
i1Sue 81 lower taxation, and i favor Q
ehat we believe large majority % voter
A. wffh the Dement'S.
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= RavoFlte With che Fair eex.
Psplllon fexsrnee o. 1axl Skin Cur b
s1perioe - ~ ~ uocA-odversIeed skis
ooooeI5egs With The advonlaGo % oelns
boos1 slal. aod nol Ike ~ ninee<l prep
aroeions Usually cold. which sro very
polsonoos. u will rem0vs al lnosmma.
zion. chaCag and rcughness % he skIn.
sunburn. Grockles ard unseenIy bletches.
end leave ne cusielo fair end e0lt - ~
isfant'a A. acsnal necessity Tor ths
complete toilet table. Large bottles
0nly nl.O0. =
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ibid n't Know Z was
loaded"

Nay u los : ssnpl1 boy's excuse; ~
vhas can - 80 ~ ~ parent who
80 Ms child lAnguhAing daily and fsile
. rocogniso ~ Wune g . tonic an1
blood-pnrioesf rormesly. course q
blt>ors, q snlphns and molasses. was he
rule n vsll-ssgnlatsd families but nov
~ insslllgsas houssholds keep Ayers
oaEsaDaEllln, which = q oncs pleasant
- ~ tnses. and 10 most searching 81
oGscsivs blood medicine ever discovered.
Nathan 8. Cleveland, - \. Canton c..
Boston, writes: Ny daughter. nov %
years Old. was n peFioct health until .
year go when she began % complain q
lnsigus, headachs. debility. disxIneoa.
indigestion. and loos q appetite. con-
cluded that al her complaints originated
= impure blood, and induced her 70 take
Aysrs ss,sspssills IeIs medicine Hs. go =
healthy acsion. and IN due dine rssstsb-
lishcd her former health hnd Ayers
Gorsnpayilla 3 most valuable remedy fog
shs lsssitads end debility incident 70
spsing time."
,. casssighs, Brooklyn Power Co.
Brooklyn. n. r.. SAYS: "As : Spring
Nedicine, I fnd splendid subetituts
lor the old-sime compounds IN Ayers
6arnnparilla, with lev doees o. Ayers
Pills- After their uses feel freeher snd
ssFonger 70 g u 'ough he summer"
Ayers SarsapariIIa,
PnzrARzp ~
D. :. G. Ayr Z Co. lewell. Mass.
rsass o.; - ssss,ss. - WsssA - . ssssls'
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COURT NOTICE.
STATE OF INDIANA, I "a
County cr DUBoIs.
dubois Circuit Count. eptsmboste torn.

COUNTY o. OUuOus
Dubois Circuit Count. oeptsmesstsssn.
: :'';;.; y. I T.; !: ..'''''
THE plaintiff 10 the above entitled
\ cause having died bic complaint
therein, together With IN amdavit that
| the defendants are non-ressdents OF the
| State OF Indiana, and that the said action
H Is TO Quiet the title TO certain real estate
| In this State. Now therefore the de-
| PENDANTS are each hereby notified that
unless they be and appear on the 18th
\ judicial day Of the next term Of the Du-
bois Circuit Court, to be holden on the
Let Monday Of September, 1883. ct the
| Courthouse Ia Jasper, IN said County
and State, and answer or demur 70 said
Icomplaint. the same will be heard and
determined In their absence.
In witness whereof. hereunto Get my
u hand and affix the seal Of said
u us. court this 93rd day Of July
i - 1883.
u IGxArz zcKERr, Clerk.
| JOHN L. BRETz. Atty.
j July "a, 1883 -3w.
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