, 1876-09-26
The Desperate Killed at Madelia Be-
loved to Have Been Heywood's
Murderer.
A st. Paul Reporter Gets q Long
Interview with Bob Younger
The Outlaw an Adept in VIM
Ming I.aw-Abiding Hearts.
Hin Courteoua Domoanor and 1mper"
turbablc 8toiois1n.

klD1. WAA Gxn1ulkEu W luN OtAL0 NbpkNl kAFAhF |
10 thousands Of neutrality-suspicious. people. Tho
tllrcc iu iall at Faribault, who were captured ut
hladella, orc identified by the Chief Of Police of
81. Louis, representative of thu United statcs
Express Company, ~ Cole Younger, Bob
Younger, and Al Carter. Carter Is q Toxas
lcspcrado, anu las seldom worked with the
Younger gang. Ills identification ID uncertain,
since, II tile detectives were not ccrtain Of |
james Younger being badly wounded IN the
trip Of July last, they conecde tllts ,nan might
be lin. About Cole md Bob Younger there Is
no doubt. The man killed ut MadeEla is ilcnti-
fled Us Charley Pitts. IIo Is probably tic |
ono who killed Cashier Haywood. Tie |
two killed at Nurthtlcl arc certainly Clcll |
Miller ard Bill Chalwell, OF the Missouri gang.
Every point of identification Of these robbers is
rs given by Hobbs Kerry, tile confcf1crnte now
q prisoner In Missouri. Colo and Bob Younger
arc recognized ey Co. Merriam, of ttis e!tyl t's
enr, and supt. Lincoln, Ut the st. Paul q sioux
City Koad, as having been in tlle oad'sl1ll ratd
on tho Iron-afountaiu (do.l Railroad. Colo
then wore cloth With eyu-holcs over hts face,
hut is recognized by bis gnrc,, hair, and yoice.
of au attempted rescue and fears Of the advent |
of n,nb to hung thu prisoners are entertained
at Faribault. rhc 1ali is already strongly
guprde1, and IS stands of arms were forwarded
from tlo State ar1nory to Sheriff Barton this
evening. -.. -...-.
AZ INTERVIEW WITH onE or THEN.
n.nsx n &C. ns f arrivca hero at
o'clock this aftcrnooJ the train bringing scy-
rrat hundred people from Mankato anu way
,tuns. Ou arriving At tue Flan,ers Hotel |
.uuud an fmmensc, crowd assemblies. Guar.5
head ii the stairs. Tho ruah Of visitors was
great, but succeeded In getting past tic
guards and to ths prisoners; 1rst called led, =. On
Cois and James Younggr, WHO oeSapy 5ea To-
iaccs much dlsfgurcd. They ecrtainly do not
look like such dcsperadues as they ore;
Cole, who Inns brfght-rcd wtiskcrs, Ind
his right eye bandagcd, aud said ilc vi was
carful-iooklng naoatii, the lever jaw-1one
buing s,lattctci. told them. represented tic
Pioneer I',tss, md asked u they wished to say
anything to tho public. Cole was nneil obiigc!l,
to the c,tEzens uf aiutcla, who had trcatcd thcnl
with wonderful kindness. HI expressed his
surprise ut such treatment, and WINS grateful lor
it. James tried to say something, btlt couttl not
nrttcuiate, and only tiutlblca. The doetor
would nut nllow them tn talk mich, and gs
curious people wurc passing In and out left
tiirti to call TN l3ob, THESE 1nGn suffer nlucl
and their taik is sometimes tlcltr!ons. 10th art
/ fvunl Iiub, as lie asked to ho called for
short, lying hi he'd, sbacklcd ami suffering from
II wound hi thu arni+ received at Nnrthhcla,
day. llu wa, pleasant. chccrlnl and eoEIl-
,Municatiyc. Lie ~ L s!x'foot 10y, - years
old, and US lne-iooking specmcn of ta'Itlood!
ns ever saw. lie has kind expression, ant!
speaks IN low, gentle tonc, using tho bust Of
languagc,- ,-po oahs Or slang. lie was willing
to Iu!k Ut himself, but positively declined to
shy anything uf tic movements ot tho Other
,nun. ! gayc him cigar, fur whlel! l'o WINS very
vrrscd lis sa!d lie had tried a desperate game
| MD lost. They were rough boys USED to rough
| wJrk, aud must abide by Tho consequences. iic
was Inclined to think licyMoel was lisorc fright,
| tl1e bIlu1tlil, vi tic Custitcr wls MI impulse .!
plssinn iii thu part of the nlas tint shut ln.
lie said they ali deeply regretted II. They eou
have uii:r.! un tnn1Iy citizens, as a!l wGre de!t'
wr,.!', ,t say WHO e!iot jlcywo.al. lily said Tit
wlty.tss III Nurll,ticla undoubtedly knew.
Inns "As f. answer to ,, tie qaes'
t,o',, pll & ths ~ ;"',osr ., E'ea M sa,,~ w.,
lbs sstuatoa, but all tie CHANGES were weighed
Lc1ure starting iu. liz la1 luuke4 oycs the
other b4nks lrforc deciding, and knew uIl
abuut ti.tsu in Tho larger places, and wished
rlial,re IN retrrnt WIS MUCH betlcr thai! III 2
sInuli piatc. At slAeldsyillu they frightened
the Toys bally, but did not sh0ot to Kill any.
| 4uly. They tould i!ayc casily shot several
They sta[d in tho wuols abunt Kilkenny Thurs
tIaY night, wavu they crusscti tae ioyd At thc
L,ttle Cannon. They knew tho guards bud run,
but lid nut know Ilow fuauy. TIry moved
back lntu thu watals, hut started soon to 'naku
crossing before t!,u gltutuB wcre reinforced.
They r:aMpc1 Frnny tight where the lsurscs
wgys fulluti. They left u Daylight, mntlc lit.
tic ncatlway, stupped on u surt y, Il ponll.aulsl,
probably halt Il tl1iie 1r1' the tiSrnan cl!are!';
tsos I"t pe,9 eo!nlsrt. IL Ihry siot rIe anl eali'
b.,tll in tho head, hut they rcluscd 10 tlIv,
aua they uarcl not lire much Tiny pushed
un Bunday hight until midnight, anu cai'1|'cI
striko D. und thought i WIS II mile away. They
u,ute llre tllcsc, mud hu1 youd Incnl Of corl
md putators. MonLay tncy nsadc good hral-
way. At night they cainpsa N !seld r.. IN .''t
passing near, though they did mt 60 to lnaia'l
| Lake, Us supposed by Sheriff. Davis. They snlt
uunning tuck SOLEMN oatn not to reveal tiav
it,E seen them. They would not tsare SHOT llitI
hu would not 10 tuu.,u, n1ll would die there
When passing through. Manknto tho stea1s
whistle of tho I'll .ntll blew r. midnight, n,'t u
passed On, and did mot hear or scs thc guards d
t!1u bridge. After crossing they 10
four waterlnclons, aud l41 tcast. III
saia they intended to Gull around aosn'
gut TWO oll hens anl ORG spring chicken at
house uear by, and IN tIttceu minutes woult
have had q good breakfast. but they wer'
u1Ar1ncd by shutting, either Ut men OH the rnll
| .eA* N'NSu " ~ eAH oAo ao~h"'t
for boot-tracks; did nut think they weru puf
sued, out ran away 9g bank. 1t was II
Earth River then, but did during the day. The.
thc'! Kept on through tho woods. Two nr1
tneil lett and as the pursuit WIS directed ATTIC
thctn,, they Ind Al, easier time. liz blan,ss
: himself Tor tue capture, as he was ovc!con,
~ drows!1ess, and tnslktcd Oh remaining IN I'll
tirll, while tlsu otiers wished to keep on. The
+. would not leave hln,, but II they Ind gone hai
amilc they would not hayc been caught. II
deeltucl 10 say anytth. uuut ills pre
yivus l!fe. Though le ....l seen q pa,
phltt written uh0ut thcln, I,c never nc
ficed II. ile snld lle aud anutier bought horse,
III 81. Paul. They did no. know whcro The otl
:. crs gut theirs. iiu was IN the Mcrchants' Ilott
: wirl tic Red Cups left fur Wtnona to play Iii
Clippers. lo Is basc.ba! kslaytr, but made Ii
bets on tile gainc. He said they had no regula
lender. Every uian expected to do hls woEI
| Whatrver It wns.
Ills wound Is III the elbow Joint Of tho righ
arm, the JOINT being fractured, aud liz ca,li!l
strai.htciI tile artl nor control thu fingers. Il
Is very, polite; talks whea Questioned, bat no
olttusIyc, and u 81 ,Isiltl-lnannered that b
,v,,,,ld ,,,eEn II FrtltH1 Dftbsfun III AbybOilY II