Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-20
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dDcub Slt JUL III cAeII. Ibo money nhu ben sent here from Portland to psy fishermen and farm band wages. It sr- rived at II o'clock. Agent Hill, after depositing the box in the office went out for about 20 minutes, and when he re- turned the contents of the box were gone. No clue to the perpetrators has been found.
 PRINCETON, Ky, Oct. l5.-Willis Griffey, negro, brought here two weeks ago from Christian county for sefe keep ing, was taken from jail last night and hanged two miles south of town and then riddled with bullets. Griffey as- saulted Mles Lsra Berry, the adopted daughter of 6 veal hy Christian county couple while she was on her way home from church four weeks ago.
 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Oct. 15.-A let ter has been received here from Russ a which gives secret in'ormation abou Q the czar. It says that strong pressure is being brought tn bear on him to ap- point his second son instead of his cid est son the czarowitz. Much tr uble is applebended iu case this second son gets on the throne.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 14-Seven men composed the gang that held up the north bound express train on the Rich hmond, Fredericksburg & Potomic railroad at Quantico Friday night. Their demand for the waybill when the express messenger declared one safe empty and the caution they gave the fireman about discoDnectlng the air brake tubes when he upcoupled the engine at their demand show that some members of the gang had been railroad hands. Besides, after the engine wac uncoupled it was boarded by the robbers aud run to a point near B'idgewater station, 8 short distance from the scene Of the holdup where they abandoned and sent it ahead running wild.
 Express messenger Crutchtield thinks the booty secured was Sl50,00O or more He gave this account of tue robbery
 "But one robber entered the car. He was heavy built and dressed like a farmer although he seemed to under stand the express bus ness thoroughly. H. had a red hankerchief over the lower part of his face. When the train was stopped l opened the door of my car. The robber fired shot at me. I fired back and closed the door.
 "He called open the door, I did not do it. Open that doo- or Pll blow the whole car to pieces with d. namite, he yelled. Then he threw stick of dynamite. It struck the door and shat tered '. and the casing. The force knocked me ( If my fact. I then open- ed the door. One ro0ber came in and made me open the safe. He took every thing. There was one package which he must have thought contained only papers fer he hrew it into box. It contained S6,O00.
 Thea he said: "Open that other safe"
 That is simply dead head safe" I said.
 The hell it is" he roared, "show me your waybills for it"
 - I startod to get the bills and he said .
 "keap your hands up ard aud sho~ ne the papers, Fli get 1t" He looked at the bill and was satisfied the second safe contained nothIng, which wos true.
 The man was very cold ali the time. He bad several through express pouch es, each containing packages of money How much, l cannot gesss. The man cut little slit in each pouch, and took every package.
 NEW YORK, Oct 1.-The train held up Friday night on the Richmond, Fred ericksburg and Potomac Railroad reached the Pennsylvania depot at Jersey City at S:05 thismorning with a badly shattered express car. The Adame Express company messenger reported all the safes had been rifed It is supposed the bandits obtanpd between Sl50,000 and S200,000, The heavy oak doors of the express car Lad teen splIntered by dynamite. In ad- dition to this the marks of bullets were plainly visible. Every pane of glass in the windows had been shattered and fragments were still scattered over the floor of the car. The officials of the Adams express company in charge of the car at the depot claimed that only the pouches and safe had been ran- sacked.
 RICHMOND, Va, O.t. 15.-l'hree police men were sent here yesterday for the scene of the train robbery near Quan tic0. Twenty thousand dollars WAS the amount sent from thls city by the train, and most of 1t was in bonds Governor O'Farrell has offered Sl,OOO reward and teIegraphed the governor of Mary land asking his cooperation.
 Colonel J. Nj. Shackelford. newspa- per man who was on board, said:
 'Some of the desperados even went so far as to converse m daring, clever fashion with the passengers and train men. This made us all the more indig- nant; we could do nothing to help our. selves. All the passengers were cool and colecte d after the first flush of excite ment was over.
 I remember it struck me as being l. humorous thing when we found after Of all our pockets that we | ad only one pistol to the entire crowd and that little bit of a one at that, and it would not work at sll when the owner attempted to discharge 1t at the robbers as they disappeared
 NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-At meeting at Prohibition park fast night McGlynn, the great single tax priest, answered a number questions. He said in reply there was nothing in the constitution of the Catholic church that was a menace tn republican form of govern ment. He said the Catholic church will not menace this country. So far from the pope trying to revolutionize this country, it is the reverse. He admitted that the Arch bishop of New York was with his rights as citizen because of his political enthusiasm but said those who condemned him had made a 1 
 Neither the Catholic church nor the 1 pope are infallible. l was oxoommuni- cated but the wound is all healed and I | bear no i'll will"
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