The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 24, 1891, Page 6

LACK BART, THE SECOND.” “B A Notorious Arizona Robber Way tothe Penitentiary. San Franci Henry B. Miller. eAriz ack Bart tered at the ¢ Paul of Arizona his prisoner to San Quentin. the stage stage the second.” was who About three anda half years ago Miller, ling to his own story. ran out fu € t} pad bee tween Florence aud Cusa Grande, Arizona, to await the iing of the of Uncle Wells, Far Sam and robbed the , and then cor sist him to hold : stage. After nto the brusl on His o, Cal., June 17.— robber MISSOURI. NEW LAWS FOR Acts ot the Leg gislature Which Effect Next Monday Tak Monday all the laws passed by th neral a sser immediately ope proy ‘hb make | most Lotewor iws Opera- shall Le applied in payment of ‘principal of the debt. The crown- e person: » the in ind them, put se study is 1 i - 4] y u s uD incon th faces and ordered | fron: school book pt 5 1 ‘a : i pro s 1 5 them to stand in the brush by the | mone other than books selected by ; ives ; Le past side ef the road While they were| them are to be used in the schools A Disabled } eu = in this posit na min name 1 nix | of the tu Ps a eevee sh lrove up and after he had contribut-| The assembly Fy 1 yn ‘ Ae een ed $25 to swell Dr. Hurley s contri | viding for a state commission for WAR Anne wien eer ieee bution, he was treated in the same | the World's fair. athe een oH manner as the other two and toc k| Foreign corporations received lege is ] tion in the 1 1 When | islative attention and hereafter every the stage arrived Miller stood in the | such corperation doing busit road and ordered the driver to stop: The latter did so and told pouch and express box and started Miller released his un They and 2 posse went out Miller. He was tried the and sentenced totwelve 5 While ther good the amount stolen f mail pouch and in January of this year was pardoned by the governor of tbe territory. He went to Los Auglos and secured work, but in the latter part of February was rearrest- ed on a charge of robbing the Unit- ed States mail, and having been con- victed, was sentenced to ten yeurs in San Quentin. In company with a deputy sheriff he started for prison.but while wait ing for a train the deputy sheriff fell asleep and Miller escaped. An ac commodating blacksmith furnished him afile with which totake his shack- les off and he started across the des ert. In his desperation he bit into his arm and sucked his blood, which gave him strength enough to keep on until he reached a water hole in the desert. He stayed at this well for a day and drank so much water that it made him ill, and fearing that he would die he crawled toa settlement and asked for assistance. His diecription had been furnished by the sheriff and he was placed under restraint until Sheriff Paul arrived. Miller says this was his first robbery, and that he was driven to the crime to keep his wife from starving, and, al- though Sheriff Paul accuses Lim of having robbed a stuge near Reading, without wait ing to be threw out on his w willing assistants. at Florence, and arrested reported for robbing express company ars in the he made Yuma jail. om the He suffered severely for water. Arizona, this experience was his first and last venture as a stage rob. | ber. INFANCY TO OLD AGE Nothing is more remarkable than j enact which is ‘he fact that a medicine —" enough to cure the most horrible fer be given with im] It iit the record of Swi S. It is a germ des 1 of blood poisoning unity to a d yet tl fic S. S is a s Speci troyer. a purifi reat remedial : and yet harw 8 ] aS » that contains no n ’ } : ja we r } led fre nature’s own lal ¥ L werks on nature's = to cure «@ it restores, revives and invigorates the system; it be used as a tonic by th t cate woman; it may be given to bu 1 of up the constit a little chil At a A. aes 1 the 2 photographs were destroyed, exe those ef dead relatives, which were found intact, the glass in the frames 2ction, snd that the usurious inter- not even being broken. the mail | can little | iM fice wi vari must natant pe 1 the state, must file its ar ticles of incorporation in the |of the secretary of state subimit to taxation precisely as d mestic |to do. Corporations of all ki corporations are reg tad must iried | pale iit l jing incorporated railways and insur : lance companies, must annua is to tak the reports with the of ze : ii - 0 duits of this state is pro ited }exhibiting their exact financial | e z ‘bes mes, but foreseeing that Slavin aid Kil- tion. Those who have business in A a t thee ; ; in Were tomeet and that the su the railway switch yards will be! ; : : 7 ‘ jurban was to be run, the legislata grateful for the law requiring rail | ; Ha : i : jdiscreetly omitted the emerg way companies to fill or block} | & clause. switcher, frogs and guard rails ft 7 7 : 1 Taken all iu all, the work of the i Street railw transportation of the United States mail under the terms of the legisla- tive enactment. their so doing was recently consider ed at length in the editorial colt of the The Evening Times assembly gave the city elections. “Bhi part of railroad companies will here after be a luxury they to indulge i n, now that the law de ‘klisting” in If the assembly had done nothing else it would live most able saw. ed in city contracts or thereby to be guilty of amisdemean ditions and the required to try the pended. common counc | ture is declared to be a felony. de a ; Option | ject of more stringent ment The lailroad rep rts the {not whom he watel who fal “spotter” cones uw pv victim of blood! ;_, Tn each case it will work ; tories them ¢t spe cons S w jest determined to have been pai ys may engage iu the! The feasibility of | cuit courts jurisdiction fin contested | Missouri on the | will hesitate fines that luxury as a misdemeanor. City ofticers who become interest- in the tur nishing of supplies to the city or any ofits institutions are declared or. Appointive officers are to be dismissed by the mayor and elective officers suspended under such con- officer so sus- The cireulating of immoral litera g is made the sub legislative 1¥ | Consumption thirty sixth general assembiy, now |: about to become effective, is credit- able to those whe shaped it | Republican State Platform of Ohio. The Republican party of Ohio, in | | convention assembled, reaffirm an the cir-| express their adhesion to the princi- | fore in promoting the prosperity and happiness of the -| lL. We American people. reaffirm our -|and recognize the McKinley bill as the ablest expression of that princi- g| ple, enacted in fulfillment of Repub- in the remem- brance of railway ewployes as the that Jefferson City ever lican promises, aud we pledge eur- in view its improvements as chang- }ed conditions or experience may re-| quire. 2. We favor such legislation by congress aud in this state as will, in {every practical way, protect and en- the interests of agricul- ture in all its departments. Pro- tection of labor and the rights of la- borers, such as will grant to toil its full and just rewards is among the courage first obligations of government. } 3 We demand protection for jthe wool industry equal to that ac corded to the most favered manu- facturer of wool, su that in due time American wool growers will supply all wool of every kind required for in tl + Thoroug worthy poor alions, We TuaWs Luat ] 1 al administrati 1! present natio. id | ministration of uational and state af- ples which have guided them hereto-/ devotion to | | the patriotic doctrine of protection | selves to its support, always having | We favor economy in the ad- fairs; prompt of combination nounce the pr esent governor of Ohio | for converted the benevo- leut tutions into politic dna | chines 4 political merchandise of the s rigs iat ards of the e point with pride to the Lwise mani der the adm J. 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