The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-18

The statement OF ono OF the captured mon (th0 emo
ss he gave it. Nj Barsiow took tho precaunon. be- ;
fore receiving Il 70 warn nun that II he did not tell
sS n %oad ns Sn
would do Oil he could consistently for him.
The man answers the description Of One Of tho
son at the time or his capture Q pair OF gloves
marked Nv. II. Harvey" but he denies that ne IL
Harvey. 40 says % travelled ssa slept with the %
says, u Leander Morton, and that ~ the sig ature
which 10 has anixed 10 the written statement.
Harvey n he published description q d tne sn roooors
says he Is twenty-eght years Of age. He admits
nothing that would show on Its face that ne was
several points OF his statement az TO his movements
and where 70 stopped wnlca agree with the inior'
x o M sHs 81 @ % M
!, When shown the compass marked evil
liam Harvey Company ! third United L. States
in the debris picked up by the men on
the train alter the robbery, he denied ever having
seen ~ y before Me Is AN honest miae! according
oicer 70 be sent for from Fort HalIeck VINO Is &C.
quainted with Harvey, that he may DO confronted
with MIN, and tnen it may 90 easily proved that he
In his saddle bags at the time Of his capture no
mad $sS "a ~ ;Sse IN colo
thlrty-seven ounces and another package weigh
ing nearly twentyeight ounces. This gold
traded for; but unfortunately for him. tue dust Il
Boise dust, the KIND which was stolen from Wells
Fargo Co.'s treasure; and another unfortunate
feature Tor him Is that the numbefSOn ali the green,
backs found on him are defAced. A gold cham was
found upon him. This he called q foo chain, but Il
is not. IL IL piece OF new gold neck chain which
has evidently been cut In four plecesthls piece be-
Ing about one-f0urth the length. In his statement
he admits That his travelling companion had pair
Of saddle bags also. This. we understand the Otner
denes but there Is no doubt ne succeeded in throw.
Ing them OH whom he was chased. ll
The other captured man says his name iB Baker,
but he answers to the description, Mr. Barst0w
thinks, OF HAN, one OF the robbers Of the train.
When captured they stated they were strangers to
eacn Other but afterwards they manifested an anx-
iety 10 converse with each other, which Heber r.
KlmDall checked, informing them 1t was scarcely q
suitable time for them TO make each others acquaint
anCe them Baker, or Han. heard something about
the mail robbery which had been committed near
Nophi and That one OF the parties engaged IN that
had told all he knew about 1t, turned States EVIL
dence lie remarged, In the hearing Of his com.
panlOn, Morton, or Harvey, and, AZ was thought,
with the the intention that what he SAID she aid be
heard by him, that II q companion OF his were to
serve him So he would kill him II he mad to do It In
the court room; or II he was o friend OF the man
VINO was thus informed upon he would Kill the man
who ''sQuawked." nfa
We are gratihed with the promptness with which
the capture or these men has been Effected and
peCally that, having come into our territory, they
nave been arrested by the vigilance or our citizens.
RI. S.-We learn by telegraph that another OF the
brigands Dan Taylor, making Ave In all, has jus,
been captured. This 10 good work for Utan.--ED
HRRALD.l