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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-26
4 DARING BANK ROBBERY.
THREE WESTERN IIIGHWAYtlEN GET $4,000
IN CASH
THE CASHIER KNOCKED DOWN WITH A RE-
VoLvER AND TWO OTHER MEN SHOT
ESCAPE OF THE ROBBERS.


voLvER AND TWO OTHER MEN SHOT
ESCAPE OF THE ROBBERS.
Tacoma. Wash, sept ga bold robbery was com
mitted yesterday at b. Z. snipes's hank, in the coal
mining town Of Ro,yn. by three unma sked highway
men, who rode into the place 1t was pay day at tho
Roslyn mine. Forty thousand dollars arrived from
Tncoma In the morning. The robbers probably sup
posed the money placed in the bank. but 1t was
tnken to the conlpany's Office They executed their
plan in n skflnIl manner. Tho cashier, Abernathy'
who was writing when the first robber entered. turned
TO wait the supposed customer, but found himself
fncing a Colts revolver. Dr. Lyons. who had en-
tered just after tho highwayman. turned u out,
but dashed against pair of Colts In the bands OF
the second robber A third confederate entered,
picked up Abernnthy's revolver and knocked him
down with it. The cashier rose, his head streaming
with blood and was told to keep quiet If he wanted
10 1--we. The third man walked 10 the safe, which
open. ok out the coin ana bills, and showed the
money. amounting to $1,000, into canvas bag
which he threw over his shoulder The three men
then went out. Joining two others, WHO had been
stationed 50 as % guard all approaches. o. A.
Frazier assistant cashier, who outside, seized
shotgun and made for the bank but one Of the
robbers stopped his progress by placing bullet In
his hip. coorci man was shot I'm the leg, and
several other persons had narrow escapes
one of the robbers held the reins OF five fine
horses, and soon the vault was looted all the
fellows mounted fred mp and down the street put
spurs to their lscs ana dashed away, disappearing
on the tiau over tie mountains north of EoSyn.
The sheriff was Informed. and large posse started
In pursuit. II Is boil we'd the r. bb,rS cannot escape.
rs the peculiar topography Of the country VIII aid
the officers. ,
The manager Of Abrams snipcs e CO. arrived ut
Roslyn I'm the evening, and Immediately Offered
reward OF ~ 900 for the capture Of Tho lOJbeS ms
is supplemented 10y an offer of u similar amount by
cashier Alernatly. The robbers were dressed as
cowboys ard showed themselves to be expert horsemen
md mnrksmrn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-26
THE GuIoN STEAMER ALASKA OVERDUE.

HER ENGINES PROBABLY OFT OF OEuEH-Go!NG
SLOWLY WIEN THE ACRANIA PASSED HER.
London sept. 2G.-Thc Cuion Line steamer Ai'S"a'
CAPTAIN MURRAY which sailed fIVm Ncw-forh on sep
ember Il for Liverpool is at tits writing Il 10 a. N
thirty hours overdue.
The captain OF the Cuhard Line steamer AIrahia'
which left New York Oh the same day ~ thr "A H'
and arrived at Liverpool today, reports thAt ne pa
the Gu!on Line boat outside of New York lie alls'
vas proceeding at only slow rae Of speed ard ap
parcntlv something hrd happened on board Of the
vessel which mpedcd her p ogrc-s No 'i.nal' Ner'
exchanged. but 1t supposed by those on tlr
Aruia that the Alaskls engines had ct out OF orucr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-26
JOHN DILLON MEETS WITH An ACCIDENT

Dublin, sept 25.-John Dillon met WIN very
painful accident In Ills city today. Mr. D'I'"h WIZ
riding Ia "a car. when IN some way he was thrown
,io,cntiv to the ground The caruan and by~iand"rs
IN, he'd In nj, assistance aud helped him 10 b, fo;t
lie WAS bleeding freely. and appeared - be lady h"r
Medical assistance summoned. and II wa i'1nl
that Mr. Illon had received severe cut on The laoc
and that the bone nj, lett forearm was broken lie
WIS greatly shaken up ~ his violent III Dut IT.
attending su grOn -ale that no serious results are ~
pectod from his injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-26
GENERAL RoBERTs's MISSION.

s., Petersburg sept. 25.-Thc "Novosii' publishes
an article In regard 10 the mission healed by ""h'h a
Roberts, WHO dispatched last month by thc iil''
Government 10 meet the Amccr OF Mghau's'al' i"c
MINER saws that the mission Is calculated 10 eah 10
The absorption Of Afghanislan by Great Britain, which
country viii then cut Russia of from the route 10 tine
Indian Ocean, and that II Is creating o mnch gral;r
motive for an Anglo Russian war than the fahh" a'
Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-26
SaiLEes SEIZED on THE SIBERIAN COAST.

san Francisco Sept. % (SpccaD.-Two more British
scaling schooncrs fallen victims 10 the Russian
cruisers off the siberian coat The schooner Leon ar
rived today, twenty-slx days from Petropaulovski,
bringing news that the seacr Maria. OF Victoria had
been seized by the Russian gInboat Zublka and the
CarmelIa by the revenue cutter Villas. These two
schooners as well 1.So0 sealskins. were taken to
peropaulovsl and coniscatcd The men were landed.
bt II waS understood would bc sent TO the British
Consulate at Yokohama.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-26
NEW GENERAL OF TIE JEsrIrs.

Rome sept 25.-It Is rumprcd here that the society
~ Jesus held a meeting yes erday and elected new
General OF the order II Is said that the name oi
the member selected for This Office VIII be ANNOUNCE"
on October . The members Of the society were r.
oulrcd to lake an oath that they would not reveal '
rlncn where the meeting held. bat II j. hAo"H
that II certainly was not hc.d In Rome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-26
srccE,s or TIE rREYcn FORCE IN DNnoNEY

Paris. .pt. 25.-T.cgrgphic ad'iccs were received
here today from Colonel DOids, the oihccr IN com
nand OF the french forces now operating III D""on'5
against King lchanzin, the native ruler Cl"h'i
nndd. savs The flower Of the Dahomcyan Army was
lied In Monday, battle The French troops aIc pre-
uarlng 10 r!ahc another attac. on the cnclny.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-26
THE STEAMER FDAM FLOATED.

London Sept. 25.-The Dutch steamer Edam' Gap
tain Brlinsma from Baltimore september :. for kot-
terdam before reported ashore ut Malsslu', was
foated, after discharg,ng a portion OF her eaTso'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-26
nc SALE OF REGISTERED cl1rLE.

Eagle Pass. Tex sapt. 25.-Thc largest sale Of
registered cattle which ever occurred In Texas TOOK
place at spoferd. The Gunter herd Of short horns,
LOO head was sold 10 Mrs. Richard King. Of santa
Gertrudss. Tex, and the price paid WAS sIo0.ooe,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-26
ruprReR WILLIAMS GIFT 70 Ills MOTHER.

Iondon Sept. o5-Thc Berlin correspondent OF " Ihe
TYmesp says: 1t Is stated that during MS r'ce"'
visit TO Homburc Emperor William presented m'
mother with the grounds and castle Of Cronbers
nicturesoIe ruin on a I'LL facing her new palace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-26

WILL BE ONE HUNDRED YEARS OLD TO-DAY.
Red Bank, ~ j., sept. 20" Uncle Josie" Field.
OF Mlddetown Township will celebrate his Tooth
birthday tomorrow. Mr.. Field is wonderfully
bright man for bis age ad Is full OF "reminiscences
of his early life,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-26
Mr.. CLEVELAYD'S VISITORS.

Buzzards Pay. Mass, Sept 25-Don NJ. Dickinson
and Josiah Quincy called Mr.. Cleveland to-day.
MIR. Dickinson reported the present outlook In New
York as satisfactory to the Democratic party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-26

night storm passed over 1.-THE city, and after
terrific crash Nj. shavor's daughter went mo her
fat hors room lind him stricken dead by lEhu6' III
the same room and almost the same spot where he
received his first shock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-26

breasted REFER jacket black wastcoat and trousers
and dark yachting cap and dark felt slippers.
Ostcn is the of a man who for many years Kept
a liquor store In the Bowery near East Houston-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-26
FUSION IN ALABAMA.
GOOD PROSPECTS FOR THE ELECTION OF
ANTI,DEMOCRATIC CoNGRESSMEN.

SEATS HELD IN TIE PRESENT HOUSE BY FRAUD
NAY BE LOST BY REASON OF FEDERAL
sUPERvIsIoN-A REVIEW OF THE sITUA-
TON IN THE NINE DISTRICTS
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-24
A POKTTnE.
A Rejected As@vsF Leaves Two
WIiiion aBBIhRFB 80 an
Indiana LADY.

L9CsvElx- E7.. June II-Mr,.
Lama BownEn AcL,IE. Of AadnEoc
Iat-, bas beeD heQQs1t0eG . fUrtnue
o 8 .CCC, 0gC uy q GgruaL tover Wnou
sas rejected m1re taau twenty yearr
ago At the lime Mis- Bowman
tgTueG tee acquaintance Of tae Young
RAC % WAS irATsilnC 10 lnls co0niry.
De proposed. blt toe yoauc tad7
Gv:jl1sd toe aIilaR.e. aud las lover
ra1oI2@C hIs reg men; ic Germany
IaEa= sflerwarC hls Offer was renewed.
six tn sEoe rss1i.. and the adv
t1os41 seaIty married l8e r.. Thomas
AcANsr Of toe tOuiBeasl Indiana SUE
ieFsess Q: toe MethodEs EDIseopa
sanr-t. Who Is focaleG a. Millur. h.
SIX yesrs ago the GeIDau loser died.
A. 1. Eas fgaed tea. 8e bad left b..
t3rt71e 70 Me Bowman In lie even,
laa: s8e shoaid snrvrge brm for sever
ysart Bat one year remains unti
III lsdy VII. come inlo posssssioI o.
ise forlG8e-
Hon. viii CfumhEck, HiIb Cbarssl
LRts aad Milo BoEmsD. 5roibsTs o
Mrs. MsLIlr, are G1sBagipC The affair
Mr. MsLain IS a gifted writer, sar
sc Las bssO chosen A. Igdan8'
psststs \: the Words COtomblal
hIpJIli9u a. Chicago.
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-24

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-24
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-24

In a recent Interview Wilh Co. JOhU
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sad: a nave b-ger booking IntO the
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