The New York herald., 1876-10-14
THE YOUNGER ROBBERS.
AN ArrECTIovArE INTERVIEW IN PRISON De
TWEEN THE BROTHERS AND THEIR SISTER

AN ArrECTIowArE INTERVIEW IN PRISON DE-
TWEEN THE BROTHERS AND THEIR SISTER
[From the Kansas City Times, Oct TO-
Mr. Richard S. Hall, OF Lees summit brother n-law
OF the Younger boys has just returned from VISIT
company with Mss Re!tie Younger 10 Far,b'ult,
MINI. Mr. Hall is PLAIN and unvarnished in his state
ncnts and enjoying as ho does the confidence Of all
who know him as man OF vcracity, portion OF his
report, which differs somewhat from news spopcr nc
counts heretofore published may prove OF ,n.orcs He
says that lie and Miss Rct,c arrived Al Faribauit,
town OF 900 Inhabitants just at sundown, and owing
the latcness OF the hour were
NOT PERMITTED poys
that evening II during tho ensuing night that
the policeman killcd by the guard and tho former
bong large, sandy -complcxioned man, very much
after the style OF Mr. Hail. It was rumored all over the
town that the brothernlaw OF the prisoners had
tempted 10 visit them in spite OF tho order OF the
authorities amt had bccn killed.
Next morning IL Was arranged that an interview
might bc identified by his sister, II II were ne instead
OF Cal Carter, as had been claimed. jim was placed
lounge IN The hall OF the jail, and Colo and
Bob
PUT BACK rHx cKLLs
out OF sight Tho front door was opened and Miss
Rettle told 10 go alone and sooner had she
obtained glance at the man lying on the lounge than
she ana fell on his bosom and commenced kissing
him. There vas longer any donbt about its beng
Jim Younger. Tho current story in tho papers about
her showing preference for Jun and maniicsting a
cooncss toward the other two Mr. Hall pronounces all
'.bosn." Hall confirms Chiei McDonough's statement
that every one OF the eight received wound or was
killed IN Mortified Cole stated that
THEY BOUGHT EIGHT HORSES,
two In place, two Anotncr and l0ur In another
giving ST. 25U for the eignI They stayed around
Northncld two days before making raid ON the bank
He intimated that they hau been betrayed IN some
manner, but jus, how Mr.. Hall does not state. Tho
boys are dong woil as could be desired The ply
sclans are giving them every attention IN their power
and the people Kind and hosptable they pos
sDly could be.
COLE IS UP WALKING AROUND.
Jim is st confined to his couch, and ,hero is some
Bob's arm The boys seem exceedingly penitent over
mlsdongs and reproach themselves continually,
but are unceusing their compliments upon the kind
OF the people Mr Hall states that the authori
ties ana leading citizens o the place make every eort
to qucll
EVERYTHING LIKE LrycHIN0 SPIRIT,
organization OF $50 has been cocted TO soc that
thcy have jusi aud lawful trial.
Cole stated that when they were surrounded In tho
swamp Just before hoir capture he could havo shot
down oozen men himself, put he knew that would do
no good and he did not desire to Kill simply
PoR THE SAKE OF KILLING.
The real name Of the late man Killed ut Northncld,
who Is known as Chadwell, Is Stiles, and who is said
have been raised IN Minnesota Pits real name Ia
Sam Wells. who lvcd before tho war, Lecs sum
nit, and who was killed IN what was known as the
White Oak fight on Little Blue.
The photog raphsr at Northdcld socms TO be max
Ing fortune OF the bloody affair, having already
sold
FIFTY THOUSAND PfcruREs
He offered Miss Rettic $500 permit MN to take her
photograph, but the offer promptly refused. Mr..
Hall sAys no fell IN with the old DOCTOR whom the
James boys pressed into service and compelled 10 dess
thor wounds. Jesse wounded just ABOVE the heel
and Frank had a severe wound above his knee. Miss
Rcttic did return home, but stopped on at st. Jo-
scph, where she Is attending school