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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-03
0arantirtc sur.

Wir baben ben 2lpotbeter, Der unier(
8aaren uertduft, erma6tist, DR. King's
New Discovery fir ausSebruug. 6uiteu
unb grtdltung unter obigsr SeoingunG
III uerfauien. Menn Sic nit elmer @rfil:
tuns, eiuem Sulten ODER lrSeno elmer In:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Der yunge, pes 0aIles Ooer
Der yruit bebaftet lito uno Oieies OtitteI
9ebrau6en, wie uorgei6rieben, uno IS ali
bilise Dirt auf bic Brobe "Itsllen uno Oa,
pom teinen Nuten baben, tOnnen Sic Die
Slai3e suriitbrinsen uno erbaIten ibr
@elo 3uriid. Wir tOnnren oieies aner.
bieten ni9t MAIDEN, wiiBten mir nlbt,
baB man DR.. Kings New Discovery
i3utrauen i6cnfen fam. SIS tdui6t ME
Yrpbeflui6en irei in {. 8. auete's
Qpotbete. @roBe Slal3en 80 Gents
uno elm Dollar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-03

@Ort GblnOceros beDeutc. Inter Ghi=
llDceros it0no aber 81 leien: pStebe
pa9Doerme!" Gr i1iu9 Ba9DOerme
Oui: nSiebe Sifbduter!" Gr i6li9
9itbduter auf: rSiebe Gfrita!" ST
ituoirte inter Nirita: rSiebe Nas=
born." Gr bldtterte biz sum Nas=
born: nSicbe &binocerps!" Sann
pleoer rSiebe YahpOerme!" rStebe
SifAdduter!" nSiebe 9lirito!" ySlebc
Nasborn!" ySiebe Mhinoceros!" gSer
meiB, pie lanae Der N}ann IN Der Sim
"'anlteit ~ieiner Stube noh ieinem &9ia
nOteros I'M &reiie ~Derllmgeiubt bat.
Wtan fanO i'm perbungert pOr Dem
SilNerld)rante. Sr bate Spetle uno
Grant ltunoboft BON iIb 9ewieien, uln
Oas Nblnoceros 81 leben. Nn Wtltt=
iupd lpuroe er begruben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-03
Saimots.

en- &owen bel Carthage bat
Der feline SObn bon Sobn So0t cine
ihls6te GiterSeit gebabt. Gr bate ami
feines @aters &e6nun9 fir 5 Collars
Sabat Netouft uno i'm on Summler
in Dem Srte perihentt. Ser GNter
iogte i6ln, oaB Die YOlisei ibn Oaiilr
einiperrcn meroe llno Der feline SurIbe
pcriNmunO in 6ol9e Oelien am 6reitGs
aus Dem elterli6cn Sauie. Im Cams
tag 9lbeuo wurbe er nubeSu erfrpren in
einemim 00usi6uppen ltebenoen sane,
IN DEM er ll6 pcrbOr0en bate, entoedl
nno allmlbIi9 wieOer in oas Sebcu
SuriId0eruien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-03
YenniDlpania.

- Sn Sa9enbef's Nrena piloer
Sbiere, wel6er au9enblifli6 in y b l.
label pbia SOrltelun9en 9iebt, err
ei9nete lid oieier Sage Elm aufre9enoer
SorfaQ, nobel Der bon Der 6~bica9oer
MISUNDERSTANDING FER betannte Sbier=
~bdnoi9er Seinri6 Wtebrmam in 9rOBe
~Gebens9eIabr fam uno lei6t perluunoet
muroe. Sie milOen Sbiere Datten lett
Sebn Sa9en geruBt uno Sei9ten lI6 in
SOl9e oelien bel 98ieOerauinabme ibrer
&unitltiide wioerlpdniti9. Sei elmer
Yrobe perwei9erte plObll9 ein rieli9er
@isbGr ben 8eborlam. Mtebrmann
mpllte cine SbierpprOmioe itelen, Die
BON bier GOwen, Swei Si9crn, Swei 2eo=
paroen, Orei Sunoen, einem SDibet=
YQreu unO Dem @isbGren 9ebiloet
miro. Ser SeBtere. wel6er Wtuiiel
beiBt, muB ben 8ipiel Der PDramiOe
einnebmen. Wdbreno Der Yoriiibrun9
muB Viu1el ein SDOlf SUB bObcs pie
oeltal beltei9en unO meigerte Iib oeilen
~bartnddig. Ginige trdIti9e Siebe oes
Yduoi9ers ma1ten oas Sbier nod it0r=
rider uno idlIebli6 lieB Mebrmann
SlaI1enSu9 Oben am &Qii9 anbrin9en,
I'm ben Barren auf leinen PlaB binaui
81 spinsen. Wuiiel fannie aber oie=
les Wittel i6on bon iriiber Der uno
IeBte Ii6 auf Die Sinterbeine, ais Wfebr=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-03
VcW SerieD.

- Sn Camden wuroe oieier Sage
Der S%wDlijGbrige Charlie Sennp BON
ieinen Spielgeidbrten i6euBliden, piel=
leibt tDotli6en Sualen ausseieBt. Gr
llno orei anoere glei1altrige &naben
ipielten nit chamber auf elmer leeren
Saultelle uno per9nii9ten li6 Damit
ben einen Doer anoeren an einen alien
Yfabl anSubinoen. Oils bic &eibe an
Gbarlie fam wsbrte err lid, muroe aber
Oob an Den pfabl 9eburoen unO leine
Spiel9eIdbrten bGuiten Papier uno
8eltriipp UNI i'm Der. SOoann be-
gam elmer Der Sunsen einen inoiani=
i6en &rie9stanS llno mari einen 6eBen
brennenoen Yapiers in ben Inn Ssnnp
~auf9ehduften Sebri6t, 10 oieier in bell
len 6lammen auflooerte. galo gerie=
then gennp's &leioer in Srano; gum
Gliif eri6ien Elm Neger an Ort uno
STEELE, Der lie ibm DDm 2eibe rib. Die
Sun9en bra6ten ibren iGwer DerleBten
Spieltameraoen in Die MObnung iei=
ller Wutter unO ipuroen oarauf per=
baftet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-03
6eilmitteI 9egen &opi,uct.

Oils Seilmittel sesen jeopcbes &opf:
web bat li9 Glecrric Sitters nod ltets
ais bas Bette bewieien. SIS bewirti
cine oauernoe Seiluns unb bas Dos:
artisite Sopiueb wei6t oeiien Seiltrait.
@ir Ordnsen Iae, wel3e Oamit bebaftei
iinb, lid cine Slai6e gu bOlen unO bies
lem Seilmittel einen Seriu9 gu seben.
Sn 6daen ipitematii3er Seritopiuns
beiIt electric Sitters, inoe,n es ben gins
semeipen Die nOtbise Bepesuns sibt uno
wenige Sale t0nnen Der 0teoiSin LANCE
0ioeritanO Ieiiten. Seriu9en Sic bic,
ielbe glei9. @roBe. Slai9e bloB so
Gents in Z. 8. Guete's Ipotbete,
sos an Der WainltraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-03
@iscouTm.

- @dbreno Der Otter 6riibmeiie in
Der ct. SDbns=&atbeoral III W i l.
ipaufee brad @iuiam Sipper, Elm
altes Gemeinoemitslieo, in ieinem Site
in Dem G%ottesbauie iterbenO 5uiammen.
Gr puroe in Die GorbaQe 9etrasen uno
that oprt mud Sebn Mtinuten in ben
9lrmen Oes Yiarrers SuitOn ieinen leb=
ten 2ltbemsug. 9wper, elmer Der dl=
teiter QnlieDler M}ilwautees, idien iit
bis gu ieinem SOoe Der belten 8eiuno=
belt su e"rireuen uno wurDe BON elneln
SerSi9lage oabin9eraft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-03
Sufieu's gtrnica Snlbc.

Die bette Gable III oer Belt fir
Sbnittpunpen, 9auti6iiriungen, 8an:
ben, @ei9wiire, SaI;fuB, 6~ieberuun:
ben, S3ori, seiprunsene 0dnoe, 6rclts
%beulen, 8rdbenausen, uno ale Sautent:
Siinounsen unS lit cine litere 0eilnn9
fir 9dmorboibeu. Gs piro %9arantirt,
oaB oas Wittel p%outommeus @enus.
tbuuns sibt; wenn nibt, wiro oas @eIr
suriiGeritattet. 9reis 25 Geuts pei
S6G6tel. - gu perfaufen bel Z. Us.
Guete, Qpotbefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-03
1cntudp.

- NuBer9elp0bnli6 lon9lebig III
cine 6amilie, Die I'M 6OuntD Glart
auf elmer 6arm aHidiii9 lit. 9m 2.
Ipril Diro S0niel Sau9l BON oeuti6s
pennipIUanii@er gbitammung, I'M Yol=
beliB ieiner pBDiii6en uno geiiti9eu
&rdite ieinen l05. Geburtstas feiern.
Sein Iu9e 1T nod jeBt 10 i6arf, Dap
IS ibm ais 9uten S9iiBen elm Sei6tes
lit. Gin Gi6bbrn6en BON einem boben
Baum berunter5ui6ieben. Gr mobnt
bel ieinem Gntel, Dem 6armer W. z.
9au9b. Sem ebcniaas nit ieiner 6a=
mile auf Der Sarm anfdiiiSer SObn
Daniel yaugb jr. itebt bereits inn 60.
Gsbensiabre. Die Gltera SeS patriar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-03
Cei!erycid)=

- glm ). MdrS furs Dor II lb,
NuAts murOe on mebreren Srter
Sirols Elm ,iemlib beiti9ss, bon inter:
iroii6em Stolen beQleiletes &robebe.
peripiirt; 10 in Ster3ing iiiolih BON
Srenuer, in SeB i'm GeBtbal unO il
gtaliereit6 I'M 8ebiet Der nDrDli1er
Galtalpeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-03

den errei1tsn ebeniolls Elm DObes Oil
ter. Sein Sater mar bel ieinem Sooe
100 uNo feline Wutter l04 Sabre alt.
Gor einigen SaDren ltarb ein SruOer
pon ibm i'm 9llter ppn 90 Sabren.
Mas Die Sebensgewpbnbelt oes alien
Sausb anbetriift, 10 war es tets oO=
raul beoa6t, iid in silem ST mdBi9en
uno 81 beberri6en. Gr rau6te Sabat
uno genoB geiiti9e Getrdnte, aber im=
pler nit MaB uno s3iel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-03
Snotana.

8ei Bremen muIb Ii6 De,
~15idbri9e Siram &nOblof leinen Sop
nit GroDl. &urs na6ber hantlrte el
nit rlncm 3iinObol5, pel6es leint
Soure in @rauo itcdte. Der &nabt
erlitt iApere GrunOmunOen, melhen el
erllegen Oiirfte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-03
49,. Ynmftm,tt

geioe 8lGtter bieten nebeu eiuer
ior9iGltig auSgearbeiteteu @o6eus
Ruubl6au, bic cine tur;sefabte quite
lleberlidt iiber bic Sauptereisniiie i'm
Si= uub guSlauoe umiaBt, cine Seits
semaBe Grorterum9 Der reliSiDien Ga'
sesira9eu. wel1e bic Deutl6en aatbos
lifeu iusbeiouOere intcrelliren, lowie
cine l~orgidltiSe auswabl Der NeuiSs
teiteu aus ben eiuSelneu Staaten Der
Union.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-03

Serfauft uutcr au6srieflld,er @arantie.
Or. @iteS' pilen, so SCicn % Gents.
8a baden 6si apptgsIern.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-10-05
BALL SEASON is DONE.
RECORD OF GAMES PLAYED BY
LEAGUE CLUBS.
Big Haul by Revenue Omclals In Tennes-
see-Battle with Bandits In Arizona
New Grand ire of the Odd Fellows
Coinage of Silver.
Diamond Is Deserted.

One final change was made in the Ia
bles of the baseball league by the
closing games. 1t was rise of one
point for the st. Louis Browns over the
Cincinnatis. Comiskeys team has
been farther from the pennant this
season than ever before, bal as the
Reds luck has been in former years.
The Browns played their last game at
home and fortunately had an easy
team for opponents the Washingtons.
The Browns beat tie Senator's twice
and as the Cincinnatis could not do
better than tie with the { levelands,
the st. Louis passed the Reds and fin
ished in ninth place. At Louisville
Brooklyn won one and lost one. Chi
cago finished in the eighth place,
which / better than its early perform
ances In the yea warranted. The sea-
son OF 1894 is at an end. A complete
record of all the games Played by all
the clubs in the National League fol-
lows. 1t shows how many victories
each club won from all the 9th er clubs,
how many lost ana TO whom, and the
closing position of each club in the
race:
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-10-05
Highest of all in Leavening Power-Lasest Report
R3H!A!!!! RRakiaRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Dogs and Their Piaythings.

The dog, the greatest friend of man.
is known 10 emulate the virtues and
even the vices OF mankind; but few
would suspect the intelligent and
stately Newfoundland dog of "a great
u love of playthings as any child for
its dolls.
An owner of as splendid Newfound-
land as ever gladdened the heart OF
Landseer records the fact that it was
intensely fond of its playthings.
1T was In the orchard" said this
dogs master, that 1t usually found its
playthings and conveyed them to its
sanctum. These consisted chiefly OF
sard ne tins, balls, hower-pots, chunk
Of cd, etc, but the prime favorite
of all its possessions was a large tea
kettle.
This it would lark to and play with
for hours together. BY day it kept 1t
in a corner of its stall and carried APP
pies to it from the orchard. At night
1t sleeps close to the doggies side.
sometimes quite buried up with straw.
It was clear that there was nothir g
half so sweet in life to this Newfound-
land dog as that old black kettle, as
anyone soon discovered on making any
attempt to deprive it of its loved play
thing
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-10-05
COINAGE OF SILVER.
Dollars to the Number of 1,597,223
Turned Out of the Mint.


Secretary Carlisle made statement
conc rning the coinage Of silver dol
lars unde this administration, the
coinage being under the ua epealed
portion OF the Sherman act 1t shows
that since the administration came in
to p wer Sl,59i,2z5 standard silver
dollars have been coined, of which
500, 40 have been seigniorage. TIE
Secretary says:
While tue Jaw provides that redeemed
treasury notes may be reissued, IL also inn
poses an express Initial N upon the power
20 reissue by declaring that "no greater or
.oss amount OF such notes shall be out
standing at any time than the cost OF the
silver In lion and the standard silver dol
lars coined thcrefrom then held in the
treasury purchased by such notes.
When such notes are redeemed In gold
here Is no obstacle in the way OF their re-
issue because such redemption does not
affect the stock OF silver held In tho treas
ury under the act OF July I. 1890. but when
thcy are redeemed with silver coined from
tho bullion purchased under that act, they
must bo retired and cancel c1. for other
wise there would be, fter the redemption
and reissue, greater amount OF notes
outstanding than the Cost Cf the silver
originally urchased and then held In the
treasury, and thi, is expressly prohibited
10y the statute THc purpose Of Con Iress
was 10 prevent the duplication OF the cur
rency, which would be the case II the
ties and silver purchased with the notes
could lie outstanding at the same time
Treasury notes received in the ordinary
course OF business, or redeemed In gold or
exchanged for silver dollars not coined
from bullion, purchased under the act OF
July IA, 1890. are not retired and cancelled.
All such notes are reissued Prior to the
last day of July, 1891. silver dollars to the
amount of $50. 31S. 264 we're coined from the
bullion purchased under hat act. The So
called gaia sci lnoirage arising from this
coinage was Sc. SCI. 500. hich was paid I'm 10
the Treasure as iscelaneous receipt,
leaving, $50 $50. 461 TO be held a fund to
pr wide for the redemption OF the treasury
notes. as provided by law.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-10-05
SUMMARY.
MOONSHlNERS CAPTURED.
largest Haul Ever Made I'm Kentucky
Men, Women and Bows.


Men, Women and Boys.
The largest gang of moonshiner5
that ever eft the Big Sandy Valley
pa sed through Ashland, Ky, Monday
en- route to Louisville, where they will
be given early hearings in the Unite /
States Court. The crowd was in charge
of United States Marshal a. id Greer,
Cf Johnson County, assisted by score
OF deputies, and represented the hauls
OF two months pa t. In the past six
months Greer and his deputies have
destroyed thirty-seven seuarate stills
and tho lsands of gal ons OF their prod
uct, commonly designated "moon.
shine. They haze arrested about %
offenders and spotted numerous others,
who will be taken Us soon "a the
opportunity Offers In the capture OF
the vari us gangs some thrilling
work has been done, and some narrow
escapes experienced. Seven of Greer's
off GERS are now laid up for repairs at
different towns in Floyd and johnson
Counties, while acout twenty of the
mo0nshiners are also regaining their
strength in various up-Sandy Jails
Thee latter will follow their m re
fortunate elbows to Louisville and TO
the penitentiary as soon as their con-
dition will permit Of change of quar-
tiers.
In the gang Monday were 106 offend
ers. Their ages ranged from ID 10 90,
aud in the degree of their crime the g
was n @ ual variance me of the
men have grown old and gray in the
business. some had followed it Tut a
short while, others had retailed the
spirits for the makers and others had
boldly labeled it sorq hum, and brought
it out By the barrel in push boats. TIE
boys were usually the sons of the old
operators, who were reed into the
work from childhood and literally knew
nothing else. Several women were
also among the lot.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-10-05

Against the inroads of that subtle. lurking
Zoe to human health. malaria had been ex-
pended uselessly when Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters appeared upon the scene and demon
strated its power as preventive ana curative
of the dreaded soourge. When the gold fever
ragged In lsio In California malaria was con-
temporaneous with 1t at the 'diggings," and
wrought dreadful havoc among the miners.
Then and subsequently on the Isthmus OF Pan
anna, and wherever in the tropics malarial dis
ease Is most virulent, the Bitters became the
recognized safeguard. For the effects OF ex-
posure and fatigue, asma-poisoned air and
water, sea sickness and all disorders OF the
stomach, liver and DO wells the Bitters affords
prompt relief. Invali's OF all sorts Will find 1t
fully adequate TO their needs.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-10-05
Improving Their Channels.

The bar at the entrance OF the River
Mercy. and which has been such a
source of trouble to the city of Liver
pool, has now been so far lowered that
there is a minimum depth of nineteen
feet over a channel 600 feet wide and
n minimum Of twenty feet over a
width of 500 feet, AID the river au-
thorities say that at no distant date
the channel to Liverpool will be open
to all vessels at all states Of the tide.
1t Is also stated that vessels drawing II
feet & inches can now successfully navi-
gate the Manchester ship canal.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-10-05
Philosophy Of a Five-Y ear-OId.

A 5-year-old Boston boys ethical
philosophy was brought out the other
day, when his father to d him how
glad he was that he had been such a
good boy all through Sunday, when he
was lett much to himself. The boy
answered in matter-of-fact way, Il
haven't been thinking about good 1
think I'm better when / don think
about it. don't think of anything
naughty or anything; l just think about
what a good time Pm having. New
York Tribune.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-10-05

lessened the resources OF the people.
In Canada the order has made greater
progress than In any year of its his
tory.
In no department of the work had
there been such decided progress as in
making provision for the aged mem-
bers and orphan children. In many
States new homes had been opened,
while numerous jurisdictions were ac-
cumulating funds and preparing build
ings for the laudable work.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-10-05

w aOAA w IL liz VIZ
What will happen
afterward? Cues
tions like these are
heard on all sides.
His death has been
repol ted at least
ha { a dozen times.
Indeed, not a few
believe he is dead
and the intimation
withheld for state
rea ons from the
ge eral public. The
foreign representa-
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-10-05

WATER at a high temperature can
not be raised am considerable distance
by suction, as the vapor discharged
from the water SO heated follows the
receding pistons of the pump and re-
sists the entrance of the water; conse-
quently, to pump hot water always
place the SUPPLY above the pump, so
that it will be supplied from head.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-10-05
Everybody Is Going South Nova
DAYS.

The only section OF the country where
the farmers have made any money the
past year is In the South. IL you wish to
change you should 60 down now and see
for yourself The Louisville and Nashville
Railroad and connections will sell tickets
to all points South for trains OF October q
November Q, and December 4. at one fare
round trip Ask your ticket agent about
1t, and II he can not sell you excursion
tickets write to q p Atmore, General
Passenger Agent Louisville, Ky., or Geo
l. Cross N. W. p. A.. Chicago, Ill
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-10-05

JOHN W. srEBBINs of the committee ~
fifteen, of which Horace Greeley was a
member, which drafted the terms Of
agreement that led to the uniting of
the old Wing party with the Republi-
cans. Mr.. Stebbin5 b came an Odd
elbow in 1870. He WIS Grand Master
for two terms: seventeen years ago be-
came member o the Grand Lodge
and was succe sively Grand Warden.
Deputy Grand Master, and Grand n as
ter. He has ri en- from Chairman of
the Appeals Committee to tn Office of
Grand Sire
The Grand Sire in his annual report
said that ince the last cen ention in
the South, held in Atlanta twenty
years ago, the membership in the
Southern Statos had increased from
GOO t. Zoo, an t. the people OF the
South odd o lowship had become an
established institution. The { tai
membership OF the order was II W 49,
0t0, or, iEc nd ny the sisters OF the
Rebekah degrees, $4,000. To this
should be added membership of %
90 in foreign jurisdictions, making a
combined membership OF 900, 100
men and women. The net in
crease in membership during the
year had been 5000. T.is was less
than the year previou', but tb is might
lie acco nted for in the United States
by eason OF financial stringency that
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-10-05
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the'needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-10-05
BATTLE WITH BANDITS.
Three Men Hold Up "A Southern Pacific
Express in Arizona.

Three Men Hold Up "A Southern Pacific
Express in Arizona.
The boldest EXPIRE IS robbery ever
known in Arizona was committed near
Maricopa Monday night. The train
he up was the eas bound Southern
Pacific, and the Cesperadoes are be-
lieved to have secured s 600 in gold.
The robbers were pursued and in
desperate fight with the Sheriff posse
one robber was shot an another cap
tured. Two of the bandits who at
tackled the train were asked and
the third, who was mere boy,
was not. The robber who pre-
viously cl mbed on the train
ca tured the head brakeman and
compel ed him 10 turn on the ar
brakes and stop the train. The other
bandit covered the engineer, who with
the brakeman was come led 10 go
back TO the express car and induce the
messenger to open the door. The boy
was then shoved into the car. While
he was searching fer express treas
ures the two bandits guarded each
side of the train. When the boy came
from the car the trainmen, who were
under the bandits guns, were COM
pei ed to march with the bandits a
short di lance into tho bushes There
the robbers relea, ed their pris ners,
and, mounting the horses, rode away.
Icuaity Is Dct.h.
The penalty for robbing trains in
Arizona is death. The pc Sc, |, d by
S.h eritf Murphy OF Maiicopa ound the
trail of the robbers at the poiLt where
they had crossed the ella River seven
miles east of Ph nix. soon af erward
they came upon a camp hich the rob
bers had hastily abandoned There
they foun1 three Winchesters ard
three horses. not long alter this they
overhauled one Of the bandits, whom
they called upC n 20 throw up his hands.
Instead he turi Cd upon he officers and
fired, but a Charge Cf buckshot from
the sheriff gun brought him TO the
ground. Another was afterward APP.
tured, but the third caped.
GUSTAvE HUMBERT, Senat OF
France and Minister of Justice in the
FrevCinet Cabinet died at Iarie
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