New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31
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vii. Ths $500 ~ ~. .ara.n. .t-.. TON !. NO
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TIE ROCKY MOUNTAIN RANGERS some three Or
ys.s sso, pe.ps'ra'ea series ol .ne mo' oafns
anu "us W. rs'a'eS' "n'cn maze tneir name, tacct-
ue.'a''y aise'sso0 notorous enough DOT famous.
our opinion snas 'ne remnants OF that bano ana
.n.a saa' n,. o,e'.au gang nave s0ne
,n'o Du'ne', III sns Guy VI ae ior NOCTURNAL roo
Wv W., 'si1'n'' WV i'ssn'ous ano oaf'ns
on euhday nlgnt' SAILOR clearinghouse on
f,encn"eh street, nsarly opposAe the Mint, was
piundered in all lts rooms, which rooms were de.
p,l'.u VI al 'ne'i noSaoie saaades, including
saa-sa.s r.. 80 ..s-a. = sne poAes " .ne sleep'ns
.-Lu .N"' 90. .''e n S-o. ~ AZ ea'u.
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~ NJ ~ naFe Deen aiiss.eo W
- f'''' 90 s'f'''' '''1eeinea ~ VIC
~ 60.
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s-SOo "'t'1 = '1"s'y'
.ne so.y, ~ 1epof'ea oot poilce' IS, tnat son
o' mf'he'o'nes!e'der passing tAe store, which had
c.oseo .. 'ne nour na"eo, saw igns SHINING
'u'0usn .ue era'A u ane aoof, ana was farther
sia,n.eu ny Tue suspicious oaiSin& Oh MS father's
.a,'.nui aos' VIM was WIN nm. Els IataeT was
saA'ns nis evening game o. oomisoes, With some
.N,. ne'enoof,ng coneenoose ne went and
so'a .ne eu nan' and Dotn returned 70 investigate.
Ane young oae went tnfougn the alley with the
N.Y. ". u AZ 'ne pack door the usual place OF
s " n,'''seii anu his iasner, wniss the father
~ VIC ~ i'one. Ahe young ene gefting
- sne anu inserting tne Key, round the lock
was on' ne haa tue oo oae SUCK, 1of protection,
pu' was a'fa'a W enter ano' gong nack to the
s'.eet tne od one q ene facts The old one
'olo M" 10 go oack again. and get the revolver,
WHICH was u TUG Dack part OF the store, whilst he
waecneo 70 sse that no one escaped BY the front.
The young one went back. As he got to the back
door, it flew open, and robber rushed out. He
whaoked at the robber with his stick. The robber,
as he lodged past, drew bowieknife and sashed at
him, without harm, and rushed out the alley and
down the street. The young one followed, shouting
:" stop thief!" The young one caught up with him
before he got far and got one lick at him with his
stick The robber lodged round some boxes, doubled
the corner of Main street and heeed it for the leyee
the young one still pursuing, and shouting to the
people to stop him.
At the corner of Main aud Levee streets, man
attempted To stop the flying villain and in SO doing
got his clothes cut by the villains knife. The vii
lain boted on through the market, out on the levee
and leaped into the river and that was the last seen
of him. This is the story told by the Heidingsfelders
and there is no reason to doubt it.
Rut in instice to the no,;ca 10 n,,s, y.
although they admit it yery probable that none ~
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scene took place, they were not able YESTERDAY u
find any one who saw the excitement or the chase
and were Of opinon. ANYHOW that M thief srrnr;soi
in unloading jewelry store. could have left will
| $4,000 worth, in such mad manner as the Heid;nos
felders described, without dropping some az In
trinkets along the street.
Yesterday detective officer Bouosa. Of the secon,
District, clapped his hands on the shoulders Of tw
individuals against whom he had proof positive tba
'ney were Tue mysterious ROBBERS who had for som
ion'ns oeeh carrying eooos from Tue mouse iurnish
."5 ano 'aaey s'ou' es'lni'shhieh' Vi Messrs' HeL
u'''oa "a"es' oA oahai stfees' 1ne inolVlouai
We,1 p,aoh, anu saves ana employed IN the store
auu oeronsns' win 'ne properly ssoien' 10 Hendel
s. son ua'hes' now nnucn ehey nave piliered IRON
s'oie - no1 hnwn' nu. ~ 'af as present cacula
.'on- ~ 'i"n si''o :" s1ooo worm Oh gooos nav
usappeateu. oouliosa o'a noe stop ~itn MS detec
'ion u 'ne s'ases' ne detected Two white men, who
" 1ayus ,.Un 'neni' nau s'iniuia.ea tnem 10 thei
sseals .nese ihen were fanl Iouro, cabare
..p. ~ W. .one' u n'euViiie ana burgundy
aAN 1uso ie'aanuea, oaoafe' Keeper a
.ae VI anu efoiuo s'teets. In eaet
y. VIZ saDA'e's was iouno por"on OF the stoler
eoJu1'
'onnaon hAgse''y was aiies.ea yesterday morning
W uee.''se ol'efs Asro ana boylan iof onering &c
SCH o' VI s'er spoohs uuu lorHs' ioentlled as nav
'ns pee 'aheu VI s'oien IRON tne steamship Coatza
.oai'os LUG ease .ufneo ou. ~ oe father mixture
oe'"eeu , ~, meam anu 'aam: haggerty was waiter
.no anu aun Deen pa'a Oh lof some
.nne' rilolng 'ne steamer seqnestered upon tol
uep'' py ou'soefs he' an inslaef thought II all ngh
" se4ues'et Tue spoons ana lofks lor what was due
1 ,lm as /" s'auas, fasser'y a'o no1 despoil tht
SUPP o1' 'ne s''et' anu poor HAgger'y is IN prison
BOYS SHOULDN'T BE ALLOWED to shoot bullets on
of pistols. If they are allowed to use the pills
they should be made to point at the zenith or tn,
nadir and never under any circumstances, be allowed
W snoo' nollAonlaliy, unless long and high ston
w.. gu, ~ "'lu.iness IS 'he norlzonta
.lyss. n.eu AZ. i.aahpie, Wi. warning 10 looln
uss"s uunsa pa'en.s un euhaay oaels!icaily IN
49,, 49, , ""' "n's's 'ue p',is az i"asinar.