, 1874-10-28

LAVE dUH 1uDIllha. HQo 10 OuuNu9A III a Coll hu-
Joining tllat lasely occupied by. hin tno'l,er,
Bhnwod Hig!a Of 5riof when told thut she ,yaa
dying, and this morning burst into toars aa ht
ontored hor coll bnfosn post-rnortem oxan,na.
tLon was mado HorI,aa and ha VITO, dnuvhter
and soll-in-la" OF tlls- Atawyo,, when Informed
of tholr mothor's den th. Bllowod no symptoms Of
e0rrow, and lenlatned nanv during tho e!ltre
day. TAov wero not ovoll present At lnr burial,
although living cks thau half 1nile from tho
cemetcrS.
Thrso parties wonc arrested lust Saturday
by order Of tile Coroncr's jury, hit nere anbse-
HicnLly released. OIL account uf suna 1nforclall-
y ty ~ tho warrant: Tho evidence taken by tho
without guilt. and il is tIlo wonder Of everybody
that tl,oy arc not rce'trestca,
Among other atatt,ments male by Mrs. Maw-
eon. given altcr her arrest. slla sail that II Lor
farm was aearched something else wonld 10
found, intinatinR, 1t WAS Thought. that other
victims might ho fountl or some Glow to tito roal
murderer Of Albert. On Sunday, therefore, not
lesH slian 60o pcon1o from tlb town mt vicinity
visited the nceno OF tho murder, and
Nothing was foshld, but it is beloved
by many TINT thb Nawaona hayo boon living
atto. tho stylo or Inc Bender family. Two months
ago bnnos Of a mRn wore fuund neRr Mrs. Man,
formerly covctod with watcr. Thoy wora sup
po.ed to bA those Of All OLD mnn who ltvod u sort
ot hormit near AiLwRau'd, and vino snddcnly ni6-
appeared nbout = year sillce. lie wns snoyn TO
Attft Culiel1Cl3tQ0 m01eps Ouk nQuQ MAJ 10alu III
tho house after Ills exit.
!, The citizens ale talliing Of making more
thorough search sld probing tho ground. The
Widest exoltoment ans proynlled horo during tao
entire day. The st1oeta wero crowded with peo'
po from Tar and naar, and many interesting lactn
rcgaralug tie MnWaon family aro being brought
out.
Tho Grand Jury 'n,eotain December, when the
trial Of Iholnas aa sson, a2d probably Of lloppas
and his wife, will taRo plaeo.
Dart nE Isnid upon n :Eaatn of tho Chis
Ct,:o l. SOutis.vcstcrA iknilrunl.
ca'ncro"' Ao toet 25>. corrt"rondanee IF tho st. Los
Republican.
Tile northern. bound train OF tho Chicngo l.
Southwestern Railroad arrived at Cameron ycs..
torday Oh tine. about 1850 p. III. It Is tho point
Of Intersection uf this road With tho Hannibal
l. st. Joseph lia1lroad, also tue point OF bisec-
tiou Of tho latter road where taa two lines to
Kansas City and st. Joseph respectively ditorge
from each oshor. The Chicago d Southwestern
train had been stopped OH the main track
just abovo tho depot and In front II
tho Combs House, whore the pssscu-
gers and train mon get supper. Noarly
every ono Ind left the train to get supper only
few passengers wero left on tho train, consist
lug OF one passongor-car, baggage, mail, and ex-
press car. There was only ono railroad employe
uppn tho train, aud lie was the baggageman,
ydo.; Mho Mas % eating hs supper IL 'he tlEsaxo.car
ha:g mud the passenger conch, tho bag"asa-
man went out Oh tho platform and found Il nun
working with tho coupling, which vas one Of the
Miller patent. He nscd tn. man wlat he Was
dolng. Tle stranger repltod that llo WAS exam.
ln.iIG tho con ling. The bag.aeemau told him
to Let it alone. and at tue same timo stel ped ont
upon tito platform to see tnat tho train llud uuk
been uucouped. Just a. this moment, 10 elys
Akx
a!,u1t tune under good speed aud increasing
eyo,v moment. Tho baSgaGonan tleu think
ing TINT something WIS wrong, OF that the
train lad Icon accidentally Blarted by loav.ng
tito steam upon tho cng,no not entirely cut OF.
attempted to 60 far" aid to Tue ongino through
tho bagSage-cLr ani SEQ What WAS Lfle ina ter,
wI1o, hu VIA confronted at tho do3r ny man
with pistol, who ordered bim back. Tho trim
was rul about 2 milos north ward, wien II was
storpea, aud the SAME nlan who had etlppcd tho
basgaeemar as tue door Of tho cur called hlu,
to taio cLarso Of tho train aud cnrty it buck to
Camciou. Six msu jumped of ths train md
loft it. Tho haggaso.llau took tho train back,
aud hele ends al. that ia at present fully ostab
llsilcd.
Now, there Is something very mysterious
rea!ly batd Of ontlaws aud robbers, none OF
tie party wore masks or disGusses. No voouce
a pistol to prevent tho bag yaeen,an from re-
turning tbs car when tho train 0rst started.
None Of tho passengers wore iutin,i1nted or
searched, much less robbed, and tue express
tafo, ahich contained some 5',00u or J50O,
docs not appear to havc been iuterferod with at
all. The safu il Hald to DO 9 yoiy Common one
ind could have easily boeu brolon into With d
hammer or couplins-pin. Furthorn,ora, after
tho tram twas b ought ba:k, the regular ouspeer,
2cd naa 00ar5as ta s stu tfaSIo sscnsss st s I'D
had been loft With both pumps in running oteier,
in Which condition tho tratn could no, lave run
milo Without hooaing tho engine with water,
water. and that tue alr-break had been used to
stop it. And again. it was evident TINT tho
saud-box had been opened at tue start 70 give
the wheels pinch, SO aB to get under tuli head.
WY as speedily az possible. Now, all these
fHcts put together make the 1na'lcr appear al il
it wero huge joko ,pcrpetrated by u few rail-
road men, or 6omo inuonsiderntc raecal. or was
d "put-up job" for q special purpose. which
purpose was not robbery or piilage. At ary
rate. it made q tremendous excitement in tho
Disappeared in tho darkness Of night upon tho
praiIo before tho !ocan of war WRs sounded.
Amidst er,es of - The James boys are on us!"
The p0ungers arc he7'e!" the valtaut Can1or-
muhkots, slaves, hoop-Polcs. s'ones, and all the
other artillery that could 10 to,nd, to catch the
during highway,nen and yndcalo the majesty Of
the low BY their arrest. tr,al, or inflct summary
punishment The highways and hedges were
rc0urCd, the whole country searched, old farm
era aroused from their beds, and everything pu.
into an unroar, hut no QUO had beard or seen
anything of Lilo robbers, aud not q trace Of
them could bo fuuud
II this was d serious attompt to plun1or
train, it was certainly executed III apparently
most bnnEhnE manner. The Iowa robbers, tlor
tho aadB Hill liighwaymeu, nor tho Hot Springs
villains would haye had no hand iu any such
rlcayuniah, Bchoo-boy affair. But this brings
to mud TINT tlo Hon. I. g. parkor, the loyal
M. G." from this dit rio !. made a political
speech In this place sts1s;dav afternoon. 1t
was tornon Oh lawleusueas, mud MURDER and
disregard for rights Of parsous and prop
erty III Missouri. lie asked Why it was
that ouch deots were always committed in
tho Democratic communities of Missouri, and
never occurred III Republican communities 7 He
Eala that such Il thlng as . tram robbery or
,nai.coaeh robbery could hardly happon in tho
Radical community Of Cnmeron. and, If il did,
the law-loviag people wonll ut once upprehend
aud hAvo punished the Democratic outlaws.
Now the Hon. l. G. spoke in tho afternoon ana
left for st. Joe at 7I. m. Tho echo II bis voice