The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 25, 1894, Page 6

CLARDY & CANTERBURY, | 4nd Then Fatally Shot Himself. The Hustlers are Boing the Real Hstate Business” OF BATES COUNTY. If you want to Buy or promptly attended to. Sell see them, All business First door South of Post Office West Side Square, Butler, Mo. LOOLY ROBBED A TRAIN. Four Mea Hold Up an Express on the Texas Pacific. Oct. 1Y—A this afternoon nger ¢ Weatherford, Tex., eport reached here that the west bound ps on the Texas Pacific Jeft here at 10:30 this morning, was held up and robbed by four men near Gordon about noon. The cor- respondent learned from Mr. J. B. Young of Gordon, who was on the west bound train this evening, that ata point about two miles this side of Gordon four men, unmasked, ap proached the section gang and fore ed them to obstruct the road and | flag the train as it approached, and when the train was stopped the bandits forced the express messen ger to open the door of the express car. They also forced the section men to go into the car with a sledge hammer and try to batter the combi- | nation off the express safe, but their efforts to open the safe were unfruit- ful. The messenger,s way safe was baitered open and what money there | was in it was taken by the robbers. The amount secured, it is estimated, rans avywhere between $500 and $5,000. To morrow being puy day at Thurber for the large number of hands that work at the mines, there was in the combination safe $30,000 consigned to the Pacific Coal com pany, which was to pay off the b Suspicious characters have been eeen for the paet month or so in and the hands. that section, express com pany was prepared for the attack, as | they had the train one of their special combination safes, to which on no agent along the route knew the sombination. The Express company had a special man back in the conch who knew the combination to the eafe and who would come forward at stations where he was needed and ypen the safe. The passengers and mail cars were not molested by the tobbers. railway, which | After the robbery was committed } the four robbers walked away toward the mountains, whistling, going in a southerly direction. The Pacitic Coal company of Thurber Texas and have offered $500 reward for the | capture of the robbers. The train was in charge of Conductor J McLoud, the express car iu charge of Messenger Gay. There . were no shots fired during the robbery and | itis considered one of the boldest train robberies ever recorded in the country fora long time. It is thought | the robbers are from the Indian Ter ritory and now on their way back. Posses are out after them, and there is some hope of capturing them. The point at which the train was are stopped was just at the foot of the | Clayton mountains, about two miles east of the place at which an east- bound train was robbed a few years ago. Vote the democratic ticket. Fell Dead in Camp. Jefferson City, Oct. 19.—Ralph D. Willis, chief clerk in the office of | the Udited States internal reyenue collector at St. Louis died of heart disease in camp on the Gasconade H. | companions. He complained of be ing sick 1 getting up from the table. stepped out of the tent aud feil dead. Mr Willis was about 43 ye Buchanan | to this | and owas born in X { He came issouri city as in 187 ' tion until 1885 when he went to St. Loui and secured a position in the collector where he bas been ever since. His father, | Hon. J.R of the penitentiary was notified and came} here to to day to take the remains of | his con to Sf Louis where the inter nent will take place Chicago, Ill, Oct 19 —The Fed eval grand jury today returned an | omnibus irdictment against Debs! aud the officers of the American Railway uvion and a large number ; of the revenue Willis, ex warden of persons charge with participa tion in violence and the obstruction | the} | all} commerce On In sixty nine persons are included in| the blanket indictment jury of last summer called to iutves , of the mails and different roads last summer. The grand ars of | uief clerk of the penitentiary | and remaised in that posi. | ) they | mother lives in Florida {to relieve a severe headache, KILLED HER Sea Cliff. L. I. Oct. 18.—The dead bodies of Miss | bethrothed, aud of her Titus were fi e last night in a bathhouse k to Peter I young 2 5 the floor, her hands 1 on her breast, her arranged, lay th und’ tidily her face bloodstained aud ghastly and a bullet Ler te Titu’s body in a corner with a bullet in his brain wall and floor of the bathroom were cov jered with blood. When where and bow the dread ful idea which culminated iu the | tragedy crept into the dead rian’s The} door of the bath house in which the | brain will never be known. bodies were found, was locked and key removed from the lock. The jueat way in which everything about jthe | that after shooti: derer befor victim was jlife, must nee paused lung enough | ito compose his victim for her last jloug sleep. So far as is known [there was not tie slightest shadow between the dead couple and had) lived they would bave jmarried next spring Miss Duff was about 23 years old Mr. Titus was a southerner whose He has re sided in Brooklyn with au aunt. the family of Mr. bethrotbed to pcare. Edward P. Floyd Jones, Mics | Doff's brother in law reports thatj Miss Duff died from the effects of chloroform administered by ‘Titus, Duff and has been Miss Mary they were out for a walk and the drug caused her death. Titus stot tigate the strike brought in a large) in Miss Duff's temple ae was given | |captured by the Japanese. ; number of indictments, ove for each | | road, in which Debs and the other | ae 3 EPS Hl Witecrs at illo AG Road CRE Cincinnati, O., Oct. 19 —A special : | from Newark, O., says a negro came | charged with conspiring with the ! ae aPeeaiewnt (ies cena) gah) cae this afternoon to the home of Mrs. Se 1e arious ods oO; 2 Catherine Niebling. a widow agzcd committed acts of violence. It was aa s feared if a conviction was uot secur - a ee os tse a : , stepped in the door and asked the ed one of these indictments, the gov ae - 1 ; 5} ae : F 1 i ernment might be barred from try eee ae en 1 eae : ; ans ai ironing to look at th lock, 1e ing the officers on the others for the 2 , her i ge TA eateries i isi BPRTO knecked her down and tied 0 al s : ssaee her hands and gagged her with practically the same and the officers ‘ f f clott tt ae } ieee | % 3 strips of clothing that e Was iron- are defendants in all the cases. In Sate Bananas : : ing, assaulted her person, aud threw order to avoid any danger ou that score the omnibus affair on which ali nd strikers, may be tried at Lhe indictme defendar officers « once, was returned tineludes but a few are uot in the other indietm Vote who the democratic An Exc ap a Consiet Kithed. George Williamson, escaped from the penitentiary week with a ninety his killed at Pi M: to eff tence banging over shot and instantly Saturday by the sheriff of county who was trying Willia who is athird sentence for larceny and had been der the “habitual which provides for a lif He convict criminal in ntence such cases vas esperate negro, and of St. Lou ous burglar a daring and d Vote the democratic ticket. Champaign, Iil., Oct. 18.—W. D. Woolever, a ver was to) Myrtle of Mr promi | farmer, living ne to Mis daughter Kirkpatrick, the same The event had been parents of the and the | have been marricd | Rirkpatmck, the and Mrs A. J. jment people living in | neighborhood. announced by young lady friends, of the young people bad received! | their invitations. Yesterday was the eighteenth birthday of Miss Kurk- | patrick and last night was the time the many river, thirty-five miles from this city | announced for the wedding. Ever-| at 7 o'clock last night. The news| thing was iv readiness aud the did not reach here until this morn-| guests bad arrived, likewise the) ing, when his body was bdought in for shipment to his family in St. Louis. He was apparently in the best of | health. A few minutes before his death he was eating supper with can | | groom but when the hour came the} | young lady who had evidently been, Mr. Willis came here last {thinking the matter over decided week to join a fishing and hunting {that she wanted more time to con- atter this date Parks Sure cure will re-} party, which left here on Monday. | sider it and consequently the wed- itely. Vote the democratic ticket. » bea dentist a jit will generally himself No bullet wound was found | out in the first report. her into the ¢ and d appeared |Half an hour later she recovered, crawled to a neighbor's and gave the alarm. A physician was called, and | > found Mrs. Neib s nose mashed her body bruised and lacerated ar her nerves prostrated. The innuediatel 1 Sam Magruder and his brother 1 Ben Ward,a boarded with th ified Ward as sibling ailant He Excitement itense, b LC prebe flyu " ne the cemocratie ticket Fr. Smith. Ark, Oct. 18.—Last f 1i to th f for another, but broke it, ns badly The two morning re newed it . entist” drewa pistel aud shot the other thr the chest. The wounded man gave his nvame as Jim Riley, aud in the ght he is fatally of the dentist is unukn¢ wn, as he escaped Vote the democratie ticket Jefferson City Tribune: Senator Sherman says the people in this, county have money enough. Some time ago he said that there was vo woney in politics, and yet he ed politics a poor man and is worth $3,000,000 or more. While that suey the United States who have not been so thrifty nter- ad:nitted 2gh m are many people io be Senator Sherman bas enc yet there nd they will differ with him. Vote the democratic ticket. Removal. We take pleasure in announcing | move alitraces ot rheumatism, kidney | | trovblés and liver complaint from the ding had to be postponed indefiin-| user. It is the only medicino that is guaranteed to cure these diseases or no mas Parks sure cure is sold by H. ckcr, iss Duff wretched been He| has spent a great deal of his time in several | melita that | i LL! af | | Judge Miller, one of the ablest} supreme judyes of the United States sai ithe powers conferred on ese gov the most purpose, o tent of it ment, tk taxation Gi ployed uals, a to ruin the on ss. { limite i weal othe of the tions « mnay of tl of besto to aid p : up private fortunes, is none the rivate euter; robbery, because it is done under} | the for: is called taxa. | | tion. on qi acavil there can be) no lav whic h is not laid} Ca ttarrh Cannot be Cured with Pa ATIONS, th it it 1 pu cous sur | Send for te i pees , drugg uledo, Sold by oO Captured Oct. st prevails Pua wha’, 16.—The greatest | over a report] Arthur, the Chinese s en taken by the Japs | Chinese fleet had the battle of The fivet is reported | exciler Ras hold, rong-| }Itis bere that the been retitting er ies | Yalu river This is victory of the jthe most important ‘BUTLER, | ‘DIRT DEFIES THE KING.” war, and probably the decisive blo | Port Arthur was considered impre nable. 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