The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-18
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Arrest of a Supposed Train Rob
ber i'll Kansas City.


/ KANSAS City. December lo.-i man
named VIM. McDanielS WAS arrested in
/ this city Tonight aud answers to the de-
Scription of one ot the Munc,c train roll
bcrS. He li,d Il .uii on his person and
was armed witt. twn rev0!verS and six
dozen cariri.cs. He hal considerable
icwelrv on his person whic', i> supposed
. O. he the sane ~ taken from the express
+ cav. ~ ;hcrr WAS some b..inr brought
h;,,k from Lawrence Ia New York Me
/ Daniels lived in this city an, mad been
abSeii; several DAYS. He is Respectfully
connected He WAS r"man'lrd to the
county Jail 10 await Il relui>;tipn of the
Governor of Kansas.
MEMPHIS. December lo.-Thr reports
nf the burning of cotton and gins and
farm houses hv nc~r0eS in th. vicinity OF
Vick>hur. photographed from here on
Tuesday to several papers are liO-
norIncci sensational.
NEW ORLEANS. Dee. lp.-A Jackson.
Miss. special SAYS that the proclamation
Of Gov. AmcS convcnin@ the Legislature
is almost unanimously cunGer,ned
The actual nrmhcr of negroes killed
in yesterdays fight WAS probably i1a
For;v-cighI We're buried III Cnr ield
yesterday.
WHO Is To FLAME FDI III?
VICKSi:i.E:;. December lo.-ln an in
trrvicw Of u VicS Sburr Herald reporter
to-day with Andrew Owens. the negro
commander of the column Of negroes
which aivau, ed on Grove street. who iS
a prisoner. Owens said that Sheriff CroS-
bv or,l,ic,l him To come To- the city with
all the armed men he could get. and that
Crosby gave .imrs Is his authority for
calling cut the negroes. CROSBY SAYS
An.e- :,nd Aforementioned Harris AL
viSr,i hiG:'tp call Il posse tn rcin>tltc him
in Office bla that h. dill not ,lo il. AMI
diSclain.S nv responsibility for ethrcc
co.tnn> which marched cn NickSburg.
fICKsBl.IC. December lo.-Ail quiet
ir the city and COUNTY. Th" county au-
iiur,tirS have buried t,:c bodies OF four
trrr.. nrrrncS. and ibn,i, the same nam-
Ter have been buried hv private individ
ua!S. The white citizens still retain
possession VI the tnurt-hur.s. and Jail.
frt.nc un.,rr the advice of the County
Fo,r,l of supervisors, the members of
which are negroes except one. An clrc
tiun for Sheriff. December 3i>t. has been
ordered. and ~ivrs general satisfaction.
The Mavor will iSSIIc :: proclamation in
the mprnin" that peace prevails. and re-
ulie>tinm the citizcLs 10 IcSumc their
usual avo, ationS.
ArCIII>DN. December ln.-Earlv YES
tcr,!ay mnrnin@a u negro named Jarrcd
Campbrll. liviE" on the outskirts of this
city had quarrel with his wife because.
~ h. saws. She would no: get up and gr,
something 10 eat. He seized a hatchrt
and s.ruek her several blows on the
head. iniiictin~ u number Of terrible
"ashcs lie then -rt cliii and struck
her over the head and body, and finally
threw her over Il hot stove. The fellow
then went toa nri~hb: rs. and threat
cnci L., Kill another vcn!an. In the
mnrnirg y Il p,an passing ;hc house saw
the body of the woman lying inside.
Campbell refused tc admit him. and he
went for assistance. Returning. Camp
bell was seized and tied. after Il tc>prr-
ate resistance. Ills wife died iaSt night
from the cii,rc.s Is l.cr injuries. Camp
bell is III iaii.
SEpsLiA. Mo-. December lo.-Maior
VIM. Gentry, late Farmers candidate
for Governor. will lead to the matri,no-
n;al altar very ami;.hic la',y ot this
city tomorrow morning, and then 20
East on.a bridal tour.