The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15

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~ turn him I,~sae II lie wns nnt long
IN Publishing The news tn tlir tnwn AT
thufitses aud ~ r~,m IN ,Ausihlr thrru
was n lso~sr mounted. who w.rr ~aa
un tlsir why su tls horrible rs.'ne
III this inrnm,arahle and almost
nnh.nr,l.uf deed. The lspar, IN AR.
r,s.ng IN the ground, saw the m.St
h.aft,rnding sight thnt their .y.a
ever witnessed. The Guhbitas shnwea
tight, taking mp tho hend NJ Hnmrhri'a
nn.l shaking II III tha pu~Sc. telling them
II they dmrrI mulest them that they,
too. should Enthusiastically share tho Mn,n
fat.'. AMI like will demons rushed upon
thu ln@xr, and Tho onr hol,ling tho hrad
in lila hand again perehcsl Il upon tho
paling, crying out nj thu .op uf his voiro
that Christ WAS with them, IL ~ on
and ,akc the arms frnm tha niiierrs'
crowd and let thcal, tnu. ~nil'r the samr
penAlty." On they came like lnsn minus
soul or feeling until they came right np
~ thu crowd, and without fAltcring
continued tu come. demanding MI tho
time tho arms ii the possr. The officers
force repeatedly ordered them to halt,
telling them that they would surely kill
them ii they lidn't surrender, Int now
were given thcm by Dover.
similar ,o this "uo ON and take their
arms from them AMI let thcm shnrc tho
s.me iatn ti,d " with ~: lit thcm
shoot tlol won't Ut them I" md Oh
tho, sain, until tNo of tl.sir nnmber
fell dead, being nl,ot BY tho oillccrs
rnsaa. Then they seemed 10 become
tenonrilr,l. for they Haw that the po..r
had eonr u atop tho unlawful proceed.
ings, ana intended 10 10 II Tall hazards.
They surrendered and were kroaght ~
town, nnJlon the road kept np their shout
ins, AMI apparently didn't seem ~
ralefnr what they had done,or frr tl,e losn
saying THAT They tshe dead ones) ar.
better oM than ~, These parties
rlaln TINT Judgment day will w. herr the
Int Of September, and they assembled to
he rsa,y for the samc. They l,ad thrown
ont all " their clothing, bcd.sloshing,
etr., and apparently siyenMp nll worldly
ihinga, aud looked for thiu day. which
they claim would onitaialy ho spno time
during tho iirat of this month. They
nrn now in jail undergoing their trial
whit will become III thcm ~ are unable
IL ,,y. Lat tin law take i.r course and
they tl,clr chan,cH, nnd W. must In.
live that this inlisnan. rul,lie will see
thu Inv fully vindirnleel, nn,l all lhoss
accessory 10 this hrilisl crImc na.rl their
nrt reward.
Tho following In tho verdict u TIM
jury; They found I4emuel u. Dover,
James MI. Dover, Thomas NAinny, John
Nelson aud Elizabeth Nelson guilty IN
principals, and Clrmcntine Dover, John
Dover and Lec Dover guilty NJ Access
~ori.r. I.emncl II. Dover anil liza rui.
in.law, Thomas Clancy, were Killed, ~.
f,siug to surrender. Mrs. Nancy
(lainay anil her two children. Mirs
EIisa naiucy and littla rcdhaireL girl.
10 b. 4 daughter IL oil Mr..
Dover, were discharged, there l,eing 10
testimony against them.
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