, 1875-02-02

way oh foot 10 the vt'illity ii tue house. f1llv
expnctlng thht 1csee Jntnca WAS inaitle. Hal
tl,ry bern 4 night earlier tho result might haye
hron ttifTefcnt. 1t IN generally behaved that
.Trare wns Mt tho farm on SUNDAY TN NtnlNlay.
however. hs went 10 .TMcAr0n County N.ld ylsitel
Rono ftlrr1tsa tlterc, Tint night i.o attended
,Ich IN [sitle bA!onla, but Of tls the altauk-
jng party know nothing.
Tho detectives, having postca themselves In
subtal, sont two Of their party tn fire tho EonHo
nat willing. avch with ovcrnOwcrln4 numbers, tn
wnrk whc,I tho negro log wokn hr. md. ~ ha
Fays. snn a limit rlnnH thruuRh cltlnk.
What IL lott uf the au-cnI!si hansl-grntnlor Ok
nnnet. carefully. and HI, satisfied 1t waH hot i'll
tr.,lcl fur explosive pt.rnoroa II In made of iron
lirrH handed and ryctol toRetl.nr. It lad hcon
filled with oil md te,I artly stuffed and covered
With cutson and lampwick. Evidently 1t wnB III.
tended to light up the Interior Of tho horse aud
10 burn brightly for several hihtlseH ti,s giving
tho nttackns rs'sy tho aavantage Of seeing any
body nl,o cNstae out VI tito iluuH0 themselves
lnninig lIlcn Iha house had boot, !ltcd In
re, crnl rlAre. will cotton stuffed in ltonsall~cAn-
din t',l1ca mud saturated with turpentfno. rlalv
tho Intention Hbsito brinE Jcssu james ont Into
tl.e liElit aud either
ehfrrLE OR srrt 1t1,t.
When Dr. Hainues picked up t,ta hattrnpl
globe. nttunt noiieh In d1ninctor il1leI ntli u1,
AMI threw It into tho fro ths tcHult wuH tito
sail!a ~ If lamp had beell thrown in, onlr
T,iula oAtanaea scao- Tho tictectivcH, finding
TINT there waH no ono nbout the rncu, fired Il
yo1cy tu lntisuidate Or. sn,iluc's, and tl,cn IT,
treated to t'er llntses and rutlo awny. Probably
BY tfis tiulo they arc we'll out Of tho Htntc.
Their nights work. however. is looked upon NJ
gtoat outrage, md, If it cnil bn tracr,l tu nE
elton's men. will mako moro sronGlc. lit tho
hurry of leaving Tho ambush,
ONE op TIE DErEcrirEH nRurrED i Hhtr nE-
fOLyEH.
Which TAs shown SHtr correspondent. Worry
plainly tIlei Into the hasrel arc tie initials "p.
u. o." generally ,intlbrstuoI to stand for "luk-
erton's urand Huard.' The unfortunate rUn,lIts
Of tho assault llayb turned public sympathy
strongly towari the family. In The Legislature.
q aorics Of resolutions bearing OIL tho natier
wcre introduced yesterday nild adopted bY tLn
lIourc, With ony two ,aAentiuF votes. Theso
resolutions nre coue!el III btruug languages, mud
arc AZ follows:
WnEnEAa, It is reported iu t1e public rrlnta that
lland t'oRae of naln nttark the house Of
tltnbcn sannela Ne srtsey III Ctay County, OIL the
night IF tue 18th Instant, resulting IN the Iuss af i
arts IF vandalism, unjustinabia under any rrcunl
sthnceF AMI
innoecnt people. II c.Intte',as II Is clae BY resi-
slcts or clttH1tH IT another Stata we're Violations u
tle eace md dignity, wull VI the sovereignty, Of
WntnE.s, 1t IL asu reported That ono Or mora per-.
F3',s we're sezc and conveyed ont os tho Stale NJ Is
sacess ot rsot % ,e4soFs e9 u Fs"'oD' or by duo
Hrtsitrd. by Tho lionse oi Representatives, tho
aciate co1scnrrtnE therein, That tha Gorrrnor hc
reports ami to clnruy scf agents therefor In may
tlren necessary atd refnst e the rnrrAl Assembly
t,utirr Compatible with ihc pltr interest md aIsn,
If it shall Lc found that the stnte Of Missouri las been
wanthn!y Invaded. ~ il charee by MI unauthorized
force r that having been Possesses, OF authority s.eI.
fureu nr lenae has transctnicl tle same an.l dts
,:urded tho rights of riliztns Of lt,a Eiate, tat a
shall communicate surh tltltng To fills Assembly, Ii,
order that th" dignity nni 4'srrtputy If I'm :inte
may le HrRprfe. its laws yinlicate, sui 4plI lci 4-
lis't, he had, II ceud as will britt; t!c n!ltcva TO
speedy punishment.
by popular verdict. the
lIIsroHY UT TILE JAslEs nniH
would be tue criminal history Of Tho Southwest
since tile Wnr. There bus 1esn scarcely n robbery
of any magnitude for eisit yearp With WHICH
their mines have not been connected.
In March. 13G5, the Logan Couaty bank At
InHseilviIIe, n.y., WAS Bclxed aud robbed during
bIlhtneBs hours, and tho rubbcrs rode away Oh
fleet hotses with thoir booty aud escaped to 3tss
aonrl. To this dRy the Kentucky officials aro
willing to swcar tito leaders Of tho lnarauding
band were Frank aid Jesse James,
In Decemher, 1869, ca1no tho robbery Of tho
Gallatin Dana in Dayiess County, No.. aud tic
killing Of John ". Sheets. the Casher.
Following right upon this was the robbery Of
the Cashier Of the Kansas City far-gtnulnis In
Ills ollco, decd done in sight Of 0,000 uao-
plo.
Tile bauk Of Coryaon, Ia. was plunlcred in
June, lH7l. * rekoluto poHAe trailea tbs robbers
sas ~ far ~ DayleSs County No. overlook thcns
In April, 1874, tho bauk at Columbia. ky.. was
visited tlle same way, md the preyug t'atl vera
tracked to tue borders Of Missouri n1lI Lust.
Tho contents Of lilo bank At St. Genoyieys,
Mo, went in ilay, 1873. .Siuco tlon hays como
i'll startling sccetson
THE rHA1x nonnEn1Es
Of 1owa, GnflshiII, Aud, lastly, Of Muucie. There
Is nothing IL tLo criminal history Of the country
to equal thiB record Of bold pluudcriug.
These are ouly th8 greater olimes charged
npon these boys. Thelo are scorcs of leseer
cliarges WHICH popular opiuion hAH filed against
them. Foe thosa paat eight years more roanunco
and moro terrorism has attached to tile nanIcs Of
tha James boys than to all other dcHperaloea OF
tLs half-tamad Soutilwest put to1otller,
There IL tue Same hauillwork evident In alt
these robberies. Tho party rarey numbered
nipts than tive. and tue we'll laid plAns have
beon always carried ont without q hitch, it js
iccklaesl1esH Of lheHe tuvn. They face death
with Tue noncha!a'1ce taught by lifos famiaEi-
" with it.
Tho Ja,neB boys, while never denying their
terrIhIe record during tho War, lIayo hteadily re-
padiated tlseae chargoH of bank mil train rob-
ber.es. Each successive uoyornor OF Missouri
ontRwa them and Bots plico un t4e.r heads, to
which thoy, regularly, resort with MI Offer to
give themselves up and fAco tho decisions Of tho
courts il pledged fair treatment.
lie father Of Jesse and Frauk HAs the RoY.
Thomas dunes, baptist preacher, who attained
considerable etninenco III the State. llo was
horn in Iosan County, Ky. tad graduated At
uenrset0wn College, IL that Stats, iu 1919. I[o
Ind married Miss zurelln Cuo, Of Scott County,
ky.. Al.d immediately aftor graduation tho young
preacher antl liia wife to Missouri, Au SGT
tied Ill Clay CuuutY. Jesra aud Frauk, aud =
dauEhter now niarrled aud living in Arkansas.
wcro the fruits Of tho union. and wore raised Oh
tho rlnco whir. haa riHce beon the scene OF
HI much bluutlsled. ln Ills tine a1r. james
played
a PROMINENT rAEr ts THE HEsAatous u1aronY