The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-25
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prpfs at, III uiiah eete tie saainrtar.
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iae eA.ltss ,htss,aesf. JaHn llarrv.s.
ani ihfer nthef lats ~, NH e8lnnnnr.
"a tslrg rapidly ltsts the eat. yelling i
''l,ps un, u there, d.--n So '---gri III
II iaerr I 1mu huil.ts passed through
Iii. lteiilss III l.t conductor, una .las.
el tie skull u the haggagc.man. and
nnr the side VI ih. head II the .Nlrcss
messenger. The inmates jumped out.
when they we're ordered IL tue rear
atdor co,er II halt dozen navy re-
sulscfs. I'wu ui tile robbers marched
up and down tho train, threatening IL
shoot any person who showed \ head
81 the train. saying: .t,ct down out
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Ihs robbers then touk about -, uun
from tic express safe, cut open the
mail sacks lbut took ~ lrttcrs). and
mounted ,acl, nurse aud rode III
across the prairie In il suuthcrly dircc-
ton tho Whole being done IN less ,l...a
! ton minutes,
| They fortunately dil not cut the
telegraph wires, aud Superintendent
Ko,r. Ut onrc ha>.rn,l u tho nearest,
station and tclcxraphcd III all directions
Engines and parties ri men were sent
out from Council lIlni., on tie l'ur-
/ iingtnn and other roads. 10 intercept
The robhcrs in u southern, direction.
Their dresses and voices Indicated
tha, they were regular bnshwi,ackcis.
aud they evidently intended t. ~, the
usual valuable express matter ssnt u,
this route .n Mondays, but which
went throngl, ~ m cAiru tram IN sun
da, night.
The robbers, during thu day. stole Il
srike.bar atd hammer iron ii hn,rl.car
] huu1s' ~ the nearest station. They
drew the srif.s from n,,r cn,l IL tlle
rail and fastened small end ~ the
ind oi the mil anl sccreir,l themselves
several roalr away. and ~ tie engine
approached pulled the rail ont VI it.
lsaee. Tie truln,ttncss u tile engln-
cor and the air.hrakes saved the lp,s-
-cngerr from harn,, aud not one VA
injured.
4 track was nj once laid around the
wrecked ca,-. and thu train resumed
IL trip, arriving here ut 10 this
morning, bringing the dead body IT
tile engineer, who resided here, and
Nhp leaves wife aud three children,
---Des Mnin.s telegram 10 Chicago
journal.